Ross Copperman
Ross Copperman writes songs in Nashville. He's had a hand in some of the bigger country hits of the last decade, working with names like Luke Bryan, Darius...
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Ross Copperman writes songs in Nashville. He's had a hand in some of the bigger country hits of the last decade, working with names like Luke Bryan, Darius Rucker, and Keith Urban. His own recordings include songs like 'Hunger' and 'Holding On And Letting Go'.
His career got a significant boost in 2010 when he co-wrote 'Drink in My Hand' for Eric Church. That track became a major hit and opened doors for more collaborations with artists such as Kenny Chesney and Brett Young. He often works with his wife, Jen Hanson, who is also a songwriter.
There have been some legal bumps along the way. In 2015, he was involved in a copyright infringement lawsuit over the song 'Drunk on a Plane,' which was settled out of court. Another song he co-wrote, 'Me Too' for Meghan Trainor, drew criticism for its lyrics at the time.
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