Ross Cooper is a distinctive voice in the world of Americana and country music, blending traditional elements with a modern perspective that brings fresh life to well-trodden themes. Before stepping into the spotlight as a singer-songwriter, Cooper had a previous life as a professional bareback rider in rodeo—a background that deeply informs the authenticity and grit in his music. Cooper’s transition from the rodeo circuit to the music scene allows him to channel the raw experiences of that lifestyle into his songwriting, resulting in heartfelt and often introspective lyrics.

His body of work demonstrates a deft storytelling ability, with a catalogue that includes soulful ballads and upbeat anthems. Singles like "Lightning Heart" and "Love Like The Old Days" showcase his knack for crafting songs that resonate emotionally, while "Everybody Wants To Be A Cowboy" has an infectiously catchy quality with a tinge of wistfulness. The release of "Chasing Old Highs" and its deluxe edition marked a significant moment in Cooper’s career, bolstering his reputation as an artist capable of blending narratives of love, loss, and adventure against a backdrop of Americana-infused melodies. Songs such as "Indian Summer" and the reflective "Gone Are The Days" continue to solidify Ross Cooper's place in the contemporary music landscape as a compelling storyteller with a rich, melodic sound.