Logan Lynn
Gender: Male
Sexuality: Gay
DOB: 15 October 1979
Ethnicity: White - American
Occupation: Singer, songwriter, musician, writer, producer, activist

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Logan Lynn
Gender: Male
Sexuality: Gay
DOB: 15 October 1979
Ethnicity: White - American
Occupation: Singer, songwriter, musician, writer, producer, activist
It’s Christmas, motherfuckers.
Simply amazing <3
Logan Lynn
But I will find a way to make you stay... Baby, I will find a way to make you stay.
Feed Me To The Wolves - Logan Lynn
Logan Lynn presents: The Cocaine Scene
Indie dance from Portland, Oregon.
Presented by Portugal. The Man
The Cocaine Scene is the first single from the original motion picture soundtrack to The Pain and The Power, releasing September 4th on Grammy Award-winning band Portugal. The Man’s KNIK Records.
Written during a period of profound letting-go, the album captures indie pop musician Logan Lynn in the act of releasing people, beliefs, and identities that once felt inseparable. The album features collaborations with Kyle Andrews, as well as Brian Fortson (Classtronaut), and Dale Hiscock (Endless Atlas).
Lyrically, the songs circle themes of loss, forgiveness, and the grief that accompanies change. These are not breakup songs in the traditional sense; they are goodbyes. The record is a farewell to childhood faith, to love, to the illusion that holding on is the same as being strong, and to an idea of a life — and a country — that perhaps no longer exists.
Some vibes like Cut Copy for moments
I was the rock in a rock and roll dream I was the Coke in the cocaine scene I knew you always had it out for me I could see you all along I could see you all along I could see you all along Rock and roll dream Rock and roll dream Cocaine scene Cocaine scene
Stream or buy here:
Credits:
Produced by Brian Fortson and Logan Lynn Words and Vocals written and performed by Logan Lynn Music written and performed by Brian Fortson at Classtronaut Labs in Washington, D.C. Vocals recorded and engineered by Samuel Terrazzino at Burn Money Music in Portland, Oregon Mixed and Mastered by Samuel Terrazzino at Burn Money Music in Portland, Oregon
Upcoming new album: The Pain And The Power
Out September 4th
Pre-order here: https://loganlynn.bandcamp.com/album/the-pain-and-the-power
It's time for Beginnings, the podcast where writer and performer Andy Beckerman talks to the comedians, writers, filmmakers and musicians he admires about their earliest creative experiences and the numerous ways in which a creative life can unfold.
On today's episode, I talk to musician Logan Lynn. Born in York, Nebraska, Logan eventually moved to Portland after a tumultuous childhood. His musical career began there when he was discovered by The Dandy Warhols. Since 1998, he's released over a dozen albums and EPs on labels like EMI and Caroline, hosted NewNowNext Music on the Logo Network, and in 2021 was named one of the OUT100 in the Performers of the Year category by Out Magazine. This is just a small smattering of his accomplishments. His latest album New Money is out now on Kill Rock Stars!
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