Oh haaaay friends. Just dropping a quick line to remind you that the digital release of my new record Tramp Stamps and Birthmarks is happening one week from today (on Tuesday, December 4th)! It will be available wherever music is sold. The physical release (CD and Vinyl) has been set for Tuesday, March 26th. New videos on the way, too!

Tramp Stamps and Birthmarks was Produced by Gino Mari and recorded and mixed at The Country Club studios in Portland. I was really lucky to work with a bunch of talented creatures this time around. The record features collaborations with Los Angeles electropop band Father Tiger, David Appaloosa from Portland indie boyband The Hugs, Spencer Lee Carroll from DJ duo LackLustre, Rowan Wren, members of The Gentry, and Noah Daniel Wood, to name a few.

I love this record and I can’t wait for you to hear it! Pre-Order HERE.

The pre-release for my forthcoming record “Tramp Stamps and Birthmarks” went live yesterday on 10/16. We also released the audio for the title track and made it available (alongside the 1st single “Do You Want Me Or Not?”) for those who partake in the pre-order, with the rest of the songs delivering on 12/4 (wide release day). I worked with a Producer named Spencer Lee Carroll for this track (as well as tracks 7 and 9 on the album) and it’s my first fore into hardcore banger pop. Have a listen below or by clicking HERE.

To pre-order your copy today, click HERE and get the 1st 2 songs instantly!

Logan Lynn: “Tramp Stamps and Birthmarks“
Coming: 12/4/2012

1. Tramp Stamps and Birthmarks
2. Do You Want Me Or Not?
3. The Ghost of Someone Else
4. Loud Enough
5. Turn Me Out (Album Version)
6. Hologram
7. Radio Silent
8. Go Away, Come Closer
9. Everything You Touch Turns To Gold (Album Version)
10. Nobody Knows The Trouble I’ve Seen

Lyrics and Vocals by Logan Lynn.

Mastered by Stephan Hawkes at The Breakroom Recording Studio — Portland, Oregon

I chatted with the queers over at Accidental Bear this week. They interviewed me in advance of my new single “Turn Me Out”, which comes out this Tuesday (June 5th). We talked about love, being a whore, activism, loss, and a whole heaping mess of other stuff. Click HERE to check it out or you can read the transcript below.

From Accidental Bear (5/31/2012):

“Q & A With Lovely Ginger Logan Lynn Back From Two Year Hiatus: New Single “Turn Me Out” Out June 5th!”

Accidental Bear: Logan Lynn, musician and activist. What other things can you add to that list?

Logan Lynn: I generally just say Musician, Writer, and LGBT Activist when pairing it down.

A B: We are totally excited about your new single! Tell us a little about it?

Logan: It’s called “Turn Me Out” and is basically about me being a whore for the man I love. I worked with David Appaloosa from Portland pop group The Hugs on the musical part and Gino Mari produced it. We recorded it at The Country Club studios in Portland. After putting out that acoustic EP of love songs late last year I think everyone kinda figured I was working on an acoustic record, which I’m not. It’s nice to be coming back with a dirty, sweaty dance pop experience instead. I like to keep people guessing.

A B: If you were to win a fancy award at a Music Award show, who would you thank that have helped you to get you where you are today?

Logan: My partner, my dearly departed dog friend Dutch, and everyone who didn’t believe in me along the way. I’ve always found the disbelief of others to be highly motivating. Oh, and god…for fucking me over so hard.

A B: We have been following your involvement at the Q Center there in Portland and can say we are proud of the work you are doing. How did you get involved with the Q Center and what is it?

Logan: Thanks! Q Center is Portland’s LGBT community center. We work with all populations of queer people and have all types of programs and services. I got involved after a couple of my friends were gay bashed in 2010 and ended up giving the proceeds of “I Killed Tomorrow Yesterday”, my last studio album, to them as a result. In the years since I’ve worked on a variety of projects there. I think of myself as a radical queer, and this is what that looks like at the moment.

A B: We have noticed that you also write for the Huffington Post. How is that working out for you?

Logan: Great! It’s amazing to have a platform like Read the rest of this entry »

Well, kids? My new single “Turn Me Out” is being released TWO WEEKS FROM TODAY on Tuesday, June 5th! There will be a new music video to follow, as well as a bunch of remixes over the coming months before the full record (as of yet untitled) comes out, but you only have to wait 14 more days for summer jam time!

We released the tracklist, audio and pre-order today here:

Logan Lynn: “Turn Me Out” (2012 Logan Lynn Music)
Produced by Gino Mari.

Digital – Bandcamp (Pre-Order)

1. Turn Me Out
2. Turn Me Out (Instrumental)

We are sending it out to press this week, so chances are pretty good it will start popping up places sooner than the 5th. In the meantime, here is one of the promo photos. I have decided wearing pants is for the birds…

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The countdown to June 5th is on!

XO,

Logan

(Photo by Aleksandr Peikrishvili)