Her musical training can now be seen in her vocal quality, together with an interesting aesthetic in which the singer seems to continue to get to know herself as we see in her new music video Boomerang. Reflections, messages to herself and her audience, which are defined by authenticity. “I believe we underestimate ourselves often and our fear takes over,” says Cooper, who is clear what her principles are and is determined to continue finding her place in the industry through messages that leave no one indifferent. Which will be the next chapter of her promising career? Only time will tell.
Cooper Phillip
Authenticity and courage

Overcoming insecurities and empowering are part of the creative universe and personality of the Russian-born, Los Angeles-based soul artist Cooper Phillip. A way of facing life that is reflected in her music and in her new single, Boomerang, which she now releases along with a music video based on real experiences and stories, with which she sends a message loaded with force and courage. “My goal is to show people that they are stronger and can do much more than they think they can,” she admits.
She was born in a small town in Russia and at just seventeen she moved to New York to pursue her dream of getting to work in her great passion, music. Her path has not been easy, but her perseverance, her firm belief in herself and her ability have made her grow by leaps and bounds, consolidating herself in the music scene. Millions of streams on Spotify and a huge fandom that follows her at every step she takes corroborate that the artist has managed to connect through her musical proposal and her values, in which overcoming fears and self-love are two fundamental pillars.
Her musical training can now be seen in her vocal quality, together with an interesting aesthetic in which the singer seems to continue to get to know herself as we see in her new music video Boomerang. Reflections, messages to herself and her audience, which are defined by authenticity. “I believe we underestimate ourselves often and our fear takes over,” says Cooper, who is clear what her principles are and is determined to continue finding her place in the industry through messages that leave no one indifferent. Which will be the next chapter of her promising career? Only time will tell.
Her musical training can now be seen in her vocal quality, together with an interesting aesthetic in which the singer seems to continue to get to know herself as we see in her new music video Boomerang. Reflections, messages to herself and her audience, which are defined by authenticity. “I believe we underestimate ourselves often and our fear takes over,” says Cooper, who is clear what her principles are and is determined to continue finding her place in the industry through messages that leave no one indifferent. Which will be the next chapter of her promising career? Only time will tell.
Words
David Alarcón
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