Hey folks! With my new record just releasing this past week we are once again shifting focus to music videos. I will be releasing videos for Everything You Touch Turns To Gold and Radio Silent over the coming months, but first up is the video for Hologram! Production on this has already started in Seattle with Directors Adrian Sotomayor and Aaron Bear (as well as my 3 male lead co-stars), but we are going to shoot a few performance scenes here in Portland and are looking to cast a local PDX crowd for those shots.

The Portland shoot is on Sunday, December 16th, from 6:00pm-7:30pm at a venue location on North Mississippi Ave. All you will need to do is come dressed like you are going out on the town, then have some fun while we film you in the crowd. Free food, wine and beer will be provided during the shoot. If you are interested, please send an email (with a current photo attached) to Info@LoganLynnMusic.com and the casting director will reply with all the shoot specifics and location info.

This is going to be sooooo much fun! To get a feel for what kinds of videos I’ve released in the past, click HERE.

Listen to Hologram (the song we are making this video for) here now:

Those of you who live in Portland have probably already caught wind of the media blitz I have, once again, found myself in with regard to my ongoing small group dialogue project between members of the queer community and members of the Mars Hill Church. After this past week’s vandalism and threats (video below) Pastor Tim and I decided to go on OPB’s “Think Out Loud” today and talk about our experience together thusfar. It first aired this morning live at 9:00am and will air once more again this evening at 9:00pm, so tune in!

You can download the MP3 HERE.

If you care to catch up on everything that happened to get us here this week, follow the links and watch the video below:

Q Center’s Executive Director Speaks Out Against Threats of Violence
KGW News (NBC)
Fox 12 News
PQ Monthly (Article 1)
The Christian Post
PQ Monthly (Article 2)
The Oregonian
The Portland Mercury
KOIN 6 (CBS)
Rev. Chuck Currie