Growing up listening to U2, The Beatles, and Green Day, Logan says he has loved to sing for as long as he can remember. But, it wasn’t until the end of 6th grade, when his parents bought him a bass guitar to "give him something to do over the summer," that he started to listen to music more closely, to hear what was actually happening in each composition, and start to think of music more as an art than a thing you turn on when you're in the car. By the age of 13, Logan was writing songs; by 14 he was ripping up the guitar, playing keyboards, and fronting the band Errata. Like so many artists before him, Logan's lyrics come from a place deep inside. His poignant songwriting navigates life as a teenager and questions what it all means, while the alternating hard and melodic moods of his compositions reveal the honest emotions behind the personal stories shared through his songs. Logan's sound meshes indie, pop, and rock inspired by his many mu...