Cooper T - Scared

Play on Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/track/0xP3DjzzHGHN4QDzrhyeA4?si=HR1bpfR_SV-TW0LRRJbzlw Facebook - @coopercooper.t Instagram - @coopercooper.t Twitter - @coopercooper_t Bandcamp - https://coopert.bandcamp.com Hellraising Mancunian duo Cooper T ready their thought-provoking second single ‘Scared’, following their anthemic track ‘Best Of You’. Reflecting on today’s dysfunctional social systems, the pair give a stark overview on the state of the union . On the origins of the track, the pair explains “‘Scared’ shines a focus on how society has created an environment where women feel vulnerable, where they don’t even feel safe around authority. It illustrates the cauldron of mistrust and confusion that has been created by a government that has twisted our generation, to a point where decent social values seem to have been eradicated”. As a rock solid rhythm section holds the line throughout, the accompanying lyrics have been penned as a critique to society for stripping women of their safety and as a wakeup call for Manchester to put its house in order to protect the vulnerable within the community. ‘Scared’ takes listeners out of nightclubs and across the dancefloors, providing that heady mix of adrenaline. It whisks through the dark and dingy ginnels and derelict warehouses where danger lurks. The next minute it bombs along in a taxi to the inner city sanctums and off to the outlying conurbations of Manchester looking for the next fix. The rhythm mirrors the speed of the journey as the city lights rush by and cars zoom past. This is the sound of a dysfunctional country, the new voices of the downturn. Born out of Brexit and a calamitous Tory government, Cooper T represents the good people of this generation who care about the present and want to shape the future. Their lyrics could be taken from scripts straight out of Brassic or Shameless, created from a life in Manchester, but equally, this could be any UK town or city. Kong says, theirs is “misfit music for a world full of misfits”. The video is directed by Dan Hyde on the streets of Manchester. Management: [email protected] UK Press & Radio: [email protected] French Press & Radio: [email protected]