I don’t know anything about the author or his target audience, but the music he creates is the most serene and captivating thing I've ever heard.
Put on headphones, lay down, close your eyes and just dive into it.
Related: if you liked it, you might like the track "Briefly" by Nils Fram. It is 27 minutes[1]. It's like a hike in the mountains. I listened to it recently when I was on a 3-hour boat ride on the fjords of Norway. It was glorious.
If you can get to see Nils live, don't miss it. He's simply superb and creates utter magic on stage.
(Also, by "this music", I'm assuming you mean this kind of electronic music and not the specific tracks I was referring to.)
I would say you could put Ólafur Arnalds in there as well, but he's more eclectic.
In terms of replay value, I seem to get more out of Hopkins than Cooper. I guess it's a bit hard with the glitchy stuff of Cooper? E.g. his track "Symmetry", despite glitches has high replay value for me due to the melodic parts. But "Molten Landscapes" - excellent as it is - I'm tired of it. Maybe I overplayed it :-)
And yes, Ólafur is excellent! Also he's fantastic live, just like Nils Frahm.
Also check out Christian Löffler. He mixes melancholy and danceability.
Listening to Moderat's cinematic remix of his track with a good sound environment also gets me:
You might also like Nils Frahm.