Cooper Gaull

Emerging in 2024 from the Loudoun County area, 17-year old Cooper Gaull is an indie pop and folk singer-songwriter known for heart-on-sleeve songwriting with a teenage, cinematic pulse.

Drawing from artists like Lizzy McAlpine, The 1975, and Conan Gray, his music captures the emotional landscape of growing up: the angst, the honest, the dramatics. Writing from bedrooms and quiet corners since he was twelve, Cooper crafts songs that capture the feeling of being half here and half somewhere else — suspended between love and loss, fantasy and truth.

Rooted in introspection but always accessible, Cooper Gaull’s music offers a fresh, authentic voice for a new generation of listeners.

Hologram is a six-track debut EP that blurs the line between reality and reflection, releasing on October 24th. Built on warm, ethereal production and cinematic songwriting, it moves through the stages of memory, loss, and self-reconstruction.

From the explosive energy of "Bullseye” and "Fix Yourself" to the raw ache of “Angel” and the quiet resignation of “Limerence,” each track feels like a different way of remembering the same person. Together, they form a single emotional arc: a story of connection, illusion, and growing up in a world that feels both digital and deeply human.

Hologram isn’t just something you hear. It’s something you fall into.