Music and art and fashion and TV and puppies and building things with people I love saved me this year. 

#Gucci

We finished tracking my vocals for a ton of stuff I can’t talk about yet this week. Feels relieving somehow, given this dangerous time in the world. Now if I disappear, at least these songs won’t.

(Wearing: Alessandro Michele for Gucci)

Here are some behind the scenes shots to prove I went outside:

‪…listening to the demos from this new record I’ve been working on with Gino Mari. ‬

‪I sound like a horny, deranged madman who has been trapped inside his house for half a year on every single one of these songs. ‬

‪#GucciTheRitual ‬

Ok, so…there have been a lot of exciting things happen over the past year, ranging from Jay Mohr producing my new record, to having people I adore like The Dandy Warhols, Jarryd James, Rian Lewis, The Upsidedown, DoublePlusGood, Stose and others sign onto the project by way of upcoming collaborations; but today I am completely freaking out.

When I was 8 years old, 80s pop phenom Tiffany‘s “I Think We’re Alone Now” found its way to my ears, my dancing feet, and my heart…which was hurting pretty badly at the time. Tiffany’s voice and songs were a lifeline for me back then, and I am so excited to announce that my original musical hero has also signed on to collaborate with me on a song for “My Movie Star”!!!

The details are still top secret for now, but I could not possibly be happier about this if I tried. OH MY GOD. 🙂

Follow Tiffany on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and on her Official Website!

I was interviewed by New Noise Magazine for their current print issue. We talked about music, mental health, my new record with Jay Mohr and a bunch of other stuff.

Here is a screenshot of the piece, which appears on page 6:

Click HERE to read the long form interview on the New Noise Magazine website, or just keep reading below for the full transcript: Read the rest of this entry »

I was interviewed this week for Artis Waves: Pride Edition. We talked about life, love, my new record with GLASYS and Jay Mohr, and a bunch of gay stuff cuz, you know…PRIDE.

Click HERE to check it out on the Artist Waves site, or keep reading below for the transcript:

What Pride Month Means to Me:
Music and video has always been a way for me to push back on dominant culture. As a queer youth, making songs about coming to terms with my own sexuality and exit from the non-affirming conservative Christian cult I was raised in, there were many times where being able to connect to myself by way of those songs was really instrumental in keeping me alive. Pride is a 365 day annual experience for me. I come out over and over and continue to be a visible gay person in rooms that have maybe historically not been very welcoming…and are sometimes not welcoming still. My songs, my records, my style, my voice out in the world — those are the ways in which I am able to combat the oppression in my life. My response to the election, to the violence in the community, is to dial my gay up. You thought I was sparkly before? Well, look at me now. Read the rest of this entry »

Hey Portland! Join Sheila Hamilton, Jennifer Pepin and yours truly at 5pm on May 10th at PNCA for “Destigmatizing Mental Illness”.

I will be playing songs off my new record “ADIEU.” before we join Sheila on stage for a dialogue about mental health stigma and the arts, moderated by New York Times reporter Benedict Carey.

This event is FREE and open to the public. Come early (right at 5pm!) to hear my new jams 6 months before anyone else! 😉

Scoop HERE.

Well, friends? January has turned into quite the thing! We still have a couple of days left in this first month of 2016, but after releasing my new video “The One” on New Year’s Eve, a bunch of seriously fun things have happened. 😉

Haven’t seen it yet? Watch it here:

I first want to thank Portland’s 101.9 KINK FM Radio (the #1 Rock Station in the U.S.) for picking up the single immediately and playing it on the radio so much since the release, as well as 99.1 Wild Planet FM Radio and KGW News “Live at 7” for having me on. I feel the hometown Portland love — and the feeling is mutual all around!

New Noise Magazine premiered the video in the States, followed by MTV’s Logo Network (where we were trending online for over 2 weeks!), Accidental Bear, Culture Brats, Oregon Music News and Hype Machine.

I was interviewed by UK Music Site The Sound of Confusion, Glide Magazine, Seattle’s OutSpoken Radio, and Austin Music Podcast “Casting For Two”!

Our song was featured on The American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) #NewMusicFriday Playlist, as well as on Propuesta de la Semana, El Podcast #97 (Mexico), Skope Magazine, Roth and Roll (Sweden), Essentially Pop Magazine, Dream Chaser, Our Daily Queer, Blooming OUT Radio, OOYUZ, Quest of Life Radio, Gay News Radio, OPB Music and (perhaps most importantly) Vortex Music Magazine’s Social Media for “Kiss A Ginger Day”. HA!

As of just now when I went to grab the embed code for this post, the video has been watched over 70,000 times. Thank you to each of you who have watched, shared, liked and commented on the video since its release 4 weeks ago. I love you all so much!

The full record, “Adieu”, is coming your way September 27th, with another new single and video before that this spring, so…stay tuned!

xo
Logan