In Pursuit of the Firebird

Insane

Never Found No One

An atmospheric, surf rock styled driving song.

Feel It, Feel It, Today

Feel It, Feel It

An expansive soft rock song that builds to anthem status later in the song.

Love You in Your Own Time

Love You In Your Own Time

A unique, hypnotic, repeating verse and chorus structure that builds and builds until the listener is taken in by inventive writing and sonic production.

Find a Way

A rocking, driving rock song about the power of love under the stars on planet earth.

Under the Stars (Epic Love)

Under The Stars (Epic Love)

A mid temo, melody led and harmony infused soft ballad about time.

Won't Change Time

Won’t Change Time

Relaxed, chilled, summery track paying tribute to the healing power of the ocean and how we must look after the big blue sea.

Dr. Ocean

Stripped back, folk-soft-rock ballad with a killer electric solo and surprising middle eight section.

Maybe, Forever

A tribute to the great John Lennon, recorded in 1 take with no recording magic tricks. I put a room mic up, and just sang this. Raw and acoustic and honest. We miss you John. X

In My Life - Raw & Acoustic

In My Life - Raw & Acoustic (Live in the Studio)

James Douglas Cooper is an ARIA charting songwriter, singer and producer. After a 10 year hiatus from making records Cooper releases In Pursuit of the Firebird his new and richly textured album mixed by Emmy® Award-winning producer Sean Carey (Cat Stevens, Don Was) and mastered by Reuben Cohen at Grammy Award-winning Lurssen Mastering, LA (George Harrison, Eric Clapton). LA-based, Cooper's songwriting has clocked over 290,000 streams on Spotify. His first album was signed and released in North America, Australia and Japan. He toured and worked as a musical director and session musician in the UK, Europe and Australia. His recent singles have all been play-listed by American Songwriter’s Hot Indie Favorites. Cooper’s debut Second Season (Standard Edition) was released to glowing reviews. After touring the record extensively in Australia, London (playing such esteemed venues as Ronnie Scott’s London) and the wider UK, Amsterdam and France, Cooper co-wrote a new version of his 2004 cut Beautiful As You (Reissue) with Australian favourites The Whitlams. Their version of Beautiful As You hit the ARIA Chart Top 40, and a faster single version hit the ARIA Australian Artists Top 10 Singles Chart a year later. Cooper moved to Europe and he successfully self-produced and crowd-funded a sophomore offering Foreign Cities (Standard Edition) releasing the project as a series of short music films, vinyl, compact-disc and digital editions.

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