Def one of my favorite babies, and represented me taking back my career and life from the major label deal that was ruining both at the time. Always grateful for where this one took me.
I was still on cable TV every week when that record came out and I had been for over half a decade at that point. It was super weird because I had all of these huge opportunities but was struggling just to live each day and also survive the insanely unpleasant experience of having no privacy in early addiction recovery. It sucked. And that ultimately had a lot to do with me blowing the thing up. It was not my most graceful moment, but I would save myself again a thousand times over.
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It’s been a week since the studio fire and thanks to so many of you who have joined in supporting the recovery efforts, Burn Money Music is already nearing the halfway point to their fundraising goal.
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From Zillions Music Magazine: Logan Lynn finds strength being open with “Too Hard”(8/19/25)
Logan Lynn is back with his new single “Too Hard,” Known for his honest songwriting, Lynn’s latest track shows that being truthful can be powerful. This song is the first taste from his upcoming album, “The Pain And The Power,” a title that hints at the themes of struggle and strength he’s exploring. Indie musician Kyle Andrews produced the song, and it’s packed with emotion, capturing the difficulty of moving on from someone you still care about.
“Too Hard” is about saying goodbye to a loved one, but it maintains a lightness that makes it feel freeing rather than heavy. Lynn isn’t here to dwell on sadness, instead, he delivers a clear, refreshing sound that feels invigorating, much like stepping outside into crisp air after being indoors for too long. His soothing vocals blend beautifully with Andrews’ bright production, striking a balance between openness and determination. This track showcases Lynn’s talent for turning his personal experiences into songs that many can relate to. There’s a sweetness in the details and strength in his honesty as he faces the heartbreak head-on, appreciating the good moments even as he lets go.
What shines through in “Too Hard” is a sense of compassion for himself, for the love he experienced, and for the listeners. It’s a song that invites connection, making it easy to relate to, even if you haven’t been in Lynn’s exact situation. This isn’t music that shies away from hard feelings, it always carries a message of kindness. As the first glimpse of “The Pain And The Power,” “Too Hard” sets a powerful tone. It shows that Lynn is entering a new phase, where a clearer direction enhances his well-known talent for telling his story.
