about
Music for stillness and presence
Brock Cooper is an ambient guitarist and modular artist based in Malibu, California. His work combines improvised guitar, warm analog synth tones, and slow evolving textures designed for deep listening.Rooted in mindfulness and somatic listening, his music creates a quiet field for presence, reflection, and holding space for expanded states.
SELECTED WORKS
Field Notes
Follow the process behind the sessions.
Field Notes is where I share new recordings, unfinished studies, thoughts on attention, and the process of shaping improvisation into finished work.
What you’ll receive
New recordings, performance studies, and early listening links
Notes from the process and short reflections on sound, attention, practice, and the creative discipline behind the work
First access and early notice when new releases, sessions, or intimate gatherings become available
Bespoke sound environments for therapeutic, contemplative, and expanded-state settings.
Long-form audio journeys for practitioners, clinics, and retreat spaces guiding people through inward and emotionally sensitive experiencescomposed dround me are or te work. arival, croundine
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Beyond the Playlist
In heightened or inward-facing settings, small sonic
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environment supports continuity, presence, and a gradual return to grounded awareness
Application
Expanded-State Care
For ketamine clinics, psychedelic-assisted therapy practitioners, facilitators, and integration
Breathwork & Somatic Practice
Audio containers shaped around embodiment, emotional movement, and return
Retreats & Contemplative Programs
Long-form music for meditation, restorative practice, and immersive group experiences
Select Collaborations
Custom projects for practioners and spaces with on intentional relationship to sound