Cooper Boone

Although born in the heartland of America in Minnesota, Cooper has spent the last 15 years living and working between his farm in Pennsylvania and NYC.  But you wouldn’t know it listening to him lay down tracks for his new album Midnight Drive.  Cooper is living testimony that country is a place in the heart, not a place on the map.  So how, among the concrete and noise of the New York City streets, did he find his way to country music?

At a very young age Cooper had a calling, but it wasn’t music.  He wanted to help people through their darkest hours and found that purpose as a psychologist. After receiving his doctorate degree in clinical psychology, he left his home in the heartland and moved to where many would consider the Mecca of psychotherapy – New York City.  During his career, he has helped hundreds of families deal with addiction, trauma, obesity and illnesses such as cancer and AIDS as well as the aftermath of 9-11.  From his work with patients in prisons, city projects, hospitals and clinics, Cooper has seen it all…and those stories live in his music.