Latest posts by William Brookson (see all)
- Fleetwood Mac’s “Landslide” Finds New Life in California Artist Ynana Rose’s Soulful, Intimate Cover - May 14, 2025
- Interview: Simon Scardanelli Brings Thunder to the Ukulele on “Battle Ships,” a Rebellious War Cry Against Climate Collapse - May 13, 2025
- Dan Pallotta Confronts Guilt and Gratitude in the Touching “Working Man’s Son” - May 12, 2025
Cooper Bloom, a singer-songwriter and performer from just outside Toronto, Ontario, who proudly identifies as part of the LGTBQ community. His goal is to create a community through his music where people are inspired to be true to themselves and follow their dreams.
The inspiration behind his positive new song, “Be Alright,” came from a moment when Cooper and his boyfriend were holding hands in public, and were met with hateful homophobic slurs from strangers passing by. Instead of feeling defeated, it only made him more determined to celebrate their love and to show that they won’t be silenced or ashamed.
