6.30.22
Kill Rock Stars

(📸 Josué Rivas for INDÍGENA)

No shirt, no shoes, no pants. Headband, socks, briefs and jewelry by Alessandro Michele for Gucci.

#CannonBeach

You know what’s punk? Putting out a dance pop record on a punk label.

Please clap.
Or boo.
I like both. 💋

Vaccines are fun and safe and boosters make you pretty and popular.

It’s science!

Full story on the GRAMMYs site HERE.

Big thanks to Thacher Schmid and The Recording Academy for including me, my music, and my community work in this piece.

Thanks to the Recording Academy / GRAMMYs for including me in this story about Portland’s political music scene alongside so many PDX-based artists I love and respect.

“Portland Goes Harder: How PDX’s Disparate, Diverse Music Scene Has Coalesced Around Progressive Politics” is out now.

CLICK HERE TO CHECK IT OUT.

I was being interviewed for an upcoming story and when they asked about what I hope people take away from this new record, I said my entire goal this album cycle has been to be so unabashedly queer that even people who thought they were pro-gay before go “Ewww!” whenever they see me, hear the songs, or watch the videos.

I dunno about you, but I think it’s working. 🏳️‍🌈

www.LoganLynn.gay
Kill Rock Stars

During the early days of the pandemic I, like so many of you, found solace in Barry Brandon’s viral videos of queer people walking through cities to music, serving LEWKS.

Today Barry released a new video, soundtracked by my song “Is There Anyone Else Like This In The World?” with the featured look inspired by my new record for Kill Rock Stars.

Go check it out!
🌈❤️

TikTok: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZTdQ7Ab6H/

REELS: https://bit.ly/3LZhB6G

(Wardrobe: Ben A Teliê by Leandro Benites)

After my weird Hollywood thing ended in 2018, I knew I needed to take some time to just be alone with myself and the baby dog on the beach. We stayed out there for 8 months together, until hiding from disaster became its own disaster.

The pandemic hit shortly after we returned to the real world and then there was no world anymore at all. I found myself on another island, just me and the baby dog, and we have been here ever since.

I will never stop feeling grateful for the solitude. It’s what I had been needing for decades. And I will never stop feeling grateful for the baby dog. She saved me. I had been asking the universe for peace and kindness for years and it finally found me.

But I am done with islands.