Liz Cooper & The Stampede’s ‘Window Flowers’ Set For August Release

Liz Cooper & The Stampede’s debut full-length album, Window Flowers, will release Aug. 10 on the band’s own label, Sleepyhead Records, via Thirty Tigers. Each digital pre-order includes an immediate download of “Hey Man” as well as the first single, “Mountain Man.”

Recorded at Welcome to 1979 in Nashville with co-producer TJ Elias, Window Flowers is the culmination of a year-long dedication in which Cooper pushed herself to spend every single day creating in at least one medium and saying “yes” to everything she was asked to do. “Our first time working with an outside producer and our first time in a proper recording studio was when we recorded Window Flowers,” said Cooper. “TJ Elias’ mad scientist ideas, an abundance of hot dogs, and lack of sunlight pushed us outside of our comfort zones to work more cohesively as a unit than we ever had before.”

Cooper grew up in Baltimore and attended Towson University on a full athletic scholarship for golf, but left after her freshmen year to pursue a musician’s path in Nashville. In Music City she she discovered her sound and singular voice through a new creative community which includes the likes of Ron Gallo, Rayland Baxter, Okey Dokey, Erin Rae, Cage the Elephant, The Weeks, The Wild Feathers, Jamestown Revival, Desert Noises, Future Thieves and Caroline Rose.