Logic
The stylistically dynamic and voluble Logic launched his rap career through uploads and mixtapes and has gone on to become a mainstream fixture. The MC, singer, songwriter, and producer made his recording debut in the late 2000's and within five years hit the Top Five with his debut album, Under Pressure (2014), the first of several conceptual full-length projects to either top or nearly top the Billboard 200 and rap charts. Logic's ascent continued through Everybody (2017); his third proper LP debuted at number one with weighty themes including mental health, exemplified by "1-800-273-8255," a number two pop hit nominated for a Grammy Award. This was followed by secondary volumes of the artist's Bobby Tarantino and Young Sinatra series, the latter capped by YSIV (2018). After crowning the Billboard 200 again with Confessions of a Dangerous Mind (2019), he hit number two with No Pressure (2020). Logic announced his retirement ahead of the latter, but he was back the next year with new singles as well as his seventh mixtape, Bobby Tarantino III. His seventh studio LP, Vinyl Days, arrived in 2022; it was his last release with Def Jam before going independent with his next albums, 2023's College Park and 2024's sci-fi concept piece Ultra 85.
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Logic
The stylistically dynamic and voluble Logic launched his rap career through uploads and mixtapes and has gone on to become a mainstream fixture. The MC, singer, songwriter, and producer made his recording debut in the late 2000's and within five years hit the Top Five with his debut album, Under Pressure (2014), the first of several conceptual full-length projects to either top or nearly top the Billboard 200 and rap charts. Logic's ascent continued through Everybody (2017); his third proper LP debuted at number one with weighty themes including mental health, exemplified by "1-800-273-8255," a number two pop hit nominated for a Grammy Award. This was followed by secondary volumes of the artist's Bobby Tarantino and Young Sinatra series, the latter capped by YSIV (2018). After crowning the Billboard 200 again with Confessions of a Dangerous Mind (2019), he hit number two with No Pressure (2020). Logic announced his retirement ahead of the latter, but he was back the next year with new singles as well as his seventh mixtape, Bobby Tarantino III. His seventh studio LP, Vinyl Days, arrived in 2022; it was his last release with Def Jam before going independent with his next albums, 2023's College Park and 2024's sci-fi concept piece Ultra 85.
