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JUST OUT NEWSWEEKLY INTERVIEWS LOGAN LYNN ABOUT “QUICKLY AS WE PASS” + HIATUSES!

The kids over at Portland Newsweekly Just Out ran a mini-interview with me this week about a whole mess of messy stuff and posted my new video on their site! You can check it out by clicking the current issue cover below or keep reading under that for the transcript…

From Just Out: (4/4/2011)

Unless you’ve been living under rocks and/or endlessly napping the past few weeks, you’ve probably heard/read about Logan Lynn‘s excellent new video, the visually intriguing (stunning, even) “Quickly As We Pass.” A nostalgic blend of live action people and more two-dimensional, still cut-out counterparts (oh, how art mirrors life) make their way through cityscapes, streets, buildings, living rooms, bedrooms–and even get naked. Fitting for a song that talks about waking up “clothed in our right minds and nothing else.” As usual, Lynn takes the ordinary, the banal, mixes it all up, and turns out five minutes of salacious sensory overload. Like us, you’ll probably have to watch the video a few times before catching everything that’s happening–and even then you’ll be hard-pressed to soak up every bit, every quirk.

Just Out caught up with Logan and talked briefly about retirements and MTV. On his much-discussed hiatus, Lynn, who now helps lead the gay crusade at Q Center, opines: “I think people were always cynical about my motives for going on hiatus–like it was a big publicity stunt a la Cher where I was planning to pop out of a cake in 6 months with a new band and a world tour. I really did take the break because I needed to, and always said I was planning on turning music back into a hobby rather than my job. This is what that looks like. I got rid of the parts (and people) that were making me miserable a year ago and have spent the time since cultivating a personal life and rediscovering the parts which were enjoyable to me.”

On the fruitful video collaboration: “The director, Jeffrey McHale, and I had worked together on my ‘Bottom Your Way To The Top’ video in 2009, so the collaboration was a no-brainer. He’s a visionary.” Regarding wanting our MTV, and altering content a bit for MTV’s audiences: “These days MTV means Logo, VH1, & MTV2, but I have an artist page on MTV.com where I’m sure it will end up as well. They have always been very supportive of me and continue to be. I will say we are having a lot of edits from standards and practices this time around though. Evidently life-size cardboard cutout porn is a no-no for mainstream America. Who knew?”

The video and song, both vintage Logan Lynn–you’ll recognize the first beat and lyrical declaration, “no good deed will go unpunished”–are refreshing returns to electronic-pop form and the visual stylings fans know and love. (Read: there’s no band this time around.) So, dear readers, grab your best headphones and cozy up for awhile with “Quickly As We Pass.” Pay attention to the lyrics. You’ll be surprised by how well Logan Lynn gets you. And although we’re super sad he didn’t pop out of any cakes–we’re glad he’s “back.

-Daniel Borgen, Just Out Newsweekly

LOGAN LYNN’S CONCERT SERIES FOR Q CENTER FEATURING MATT ALBER PROFILED BY JUST OUT NEWSWEEKLY!

So…as you all know I am taking a break from playing shows myself but have created a concert series for Q Center (featuring all sorts of queer artists) which started this past week. The 1st installment featured Matt Alber, Tom Goss & Shannon Grady. Portland newsweekly Just Out profiled the show HERE. I’ll be announcing the 2nd installment of the concert series (happening Friday June 17th) soon but for now you should watch Matt Alber‘s beautiful new video “End of the World” just below!

Hooray for queer music!

PORTLAND NEWSWEEKLY JUST OUT FEATURES LOGAN LYNN IN THEIR 2010 “YEAR IN QUEER” ISSUE.

Portland newsweekly Just Out put out their “Year In Queer” issue this week and featured me alongside Lady Gaga, Adam Lambert, and Rufus Wainwright! Neat, huh?

You can pick up the current issue on stands now in PDX or you can click HERE to read the online version or download a PDF copy for yourself by clicking the cover below.

Here’s a quick blurb to tide you over…

From Just Out (12/20/2010):

“Within the Portland-bred bubble was the departure from the music “biz” by one Logan Lynn, an artist known for, if not solely the breadth of his songwriting talent, being heavily involved in the music “biz.” Lynn’s efforts to get out from under that proverbial thumb yielded a desire to give back to the community in a new way: Administrative Coordinator at Q Center. But that doesn’t mean you can’t still buy his new album I Killed Tomorrow Yesterday, or check out his new music video early next year.”

CHI CHI & CHONGA + LOGAN LYNN ON THE COVER OF JUST OUT THIS WEEK!

Portland newsweekly Just Out put my face in the “O” on the cover of their paper this week just above my favorite slutty homegurl clownz Chi Chi & Chonga.

On page 2 it reads:

“Dear Logan Lynn,

We hear it’s your birthday. That means you get to be this issue’s “O” boy. Lucky, lucky you.

xoxo
Just Out”

Cute, huh? I love Portland…

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