Born and raised in Houston, TX, Cooper Mohrmann is far from your average country artist. With the pearl snaps, the cowboy hats, and a voice that cuts deep, he delivers a sound rooted in tradition but driven by raw emotion.

Storytelling found Cooper early on, sparked by the influence of his father and shaped through years of lived experience. Songwriting became his outlet and his way of translating emotion into something tangible. That authenticity shines through in his passion-soaked vocals, layered with the airy cry of pedal steel and the grit of electric guitar.

While studying Biology at Baylor University, Cooper began sharing his music and steadily building a loyal following. Since releasing his debut single “Black Hole of Back Then” in 2021, he’s played over 300 shows across Texas and beyond, carving out a name for himself one stage at a time. His independently released tracks—including “Heart & The Highway,” “Louisiana Looks Good On You” and “Reason I Called,” have collectively surpassed 500,000 streams.

Cooper has also shared the stage with a wide range of respected country acts, including Easton Corbin, Pat Green, Chris Cagle, Stoney LaRue, Mike Ryan, Tanner Usrey, Kody West, Carson Jeffrey, and Kyle Park.

“I’m discovering myself—my true form as an artist,” Mohrmann says. “For the first time, I feel like I’m able to fully express who I am through music—sharing raw ideas, real stories, and finding purpose in it all.”