Logic
American rapper
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| January 17 2025 | Logic released the extended play (EP) 'Aquarius III', distributed via streaming platform |
| 2024 | Logic releases videos '44ever', 'Fear', and 'Teleport' |
| 2024 | Logic continues collaborations with tracks 'Still Alright' with Joyner Lucas and Twista, and 'Blah' with Kota the Friend and Statik Selektah |
| August 9 2024 | Logic is scheduled to release his ninth studio album 'Ultra 85' through BobbyBoy, Three Oh One Productions, and BMG. |
| August 1 2024 | Released 'Gold Chain' beat tape under the alias Peanuts as a digital download. |
| May 14 2024 | Released 'Loopin the 3rd' beat tape under the alias Peanuts as a digital download. |
| January 2024 | Logic confirmed the upcoming release of his ninth studio album, Ultra 85, with five singles: 'Fear', '44 Ever', 'Mission Control', 'Deja Vu', and 'Teleport'. |
| 2023 | Logic releases multiple videos including 'Wake Up', 'Highlife', 'Lightsabers', 'Juice II', 'Figure It Out', and 'Still Pushin' |
| 2023 | Logic releases multiple collaborative tracks including 'Gate Crasher' with Czarface, 'for what?' with Peanuts and 6ix, 'In the Pocket' with Statik Selektah, and 'Tanaka 2' with Joey Valence & Brae |
| 2023 | Logic releases multiple collaborative tracks including 'Gate Crasher' with Czarface, 'for what?' with Peanuts and 6ix, and 'Still Alright' with Joyner Lucas and Twista |
| 2023 | Logic continued collaborating with various artists, appearing on tracks "Sweeter Scars" with Just Juice and Trippie Redd, "My Own Lane" with Langston Bristol, and "81" with Travis Thompson and Jake One |
| December 21 2023 | Released 'Super Microphonus' beat tape under the alias Peanuts as a digital download. |
| September 18 2023 | Released the mixtape 'Inglorious Basterd' as a digital download |
| April 11 2023 | Logic released the extended play (EP) '3P' in collaboration with C Dot Castro, distributed via streaming platform |
| March 15 2023 | Released 'Loopin the 2nd' beat tape under the alias Peanuts as a digital download. |
| February 24 2023 | Logic released his eighth studio album, College Park, which references the Maryland town where he began writing his first songs. |
| January 26 2023 | Released 'Picnic' beat tape under the alias Peanuts as a digital download. |
| 2022 | Logic featured on Norah Jones's track "Fade Away" |
| December 31 2022 | Released 'Fantastic Beats and Where To Find Them' beat tape under the alias Peanuts as a digital download. |
| November 21 2022 | Released 'Loopin the 1st' beat tape under the alias Peanuts as a digital download. |
| August 31 2022 | Released 'Peanuts' beat tape under the alias Peanuts as a digital download. |
| June 17 2022 | Logic released his seventh studio album, Vinyl Days, his final album under Def Jam Recordings. |
| 2021 | Logic releases music video 'Vaccine' |
| July 30 2021 | Logic released his seventh mixtape, Bobby Tarantino 3. |
| June 25 2021 | Released 'YS Collection Vol. 1' compilation album through Visionary and Def Jam labels, distributed as a digital download and streaming release. The album peaked at number 56 on the US charts, number 32 on the US R&B/Hip-Hop charts, and number 62 on the Canadian charts. |
| June 18 2021 | Logic released the single 'Intro', signaling his return from retirement. |
| January 22 2021 | Released the mixtape 'Planetory Destruction' under the alias Doctor Destruction as a digital download |
| 2020 | Logic released music videos 'DadBod', 'Aquarius III', and appeared in collaborations like '1995' with Juicy J and 'A Letter To My Younger Self' with Quinn XCII |
| 2020 | Logic released tracks 'High Today' with Wiz Khalifa, and '1995' and 'Shawty Bad' with Juicy J |
| 2020 | Logic releases videos 'DadBod', 'Aquarius III', and 'Vaccine' |
| 2020 | Logic releases tracks 'High Today' with Wiz Khalifa and multiple collaborations with Juicy J on The Hustle Continues album |
| 2020 | Logic collaborated with Quinn XCII on "A Letter to My Younger Self" |
| September 11 2020 | Released 'Twitch Tape Vol.1' as a digital download. |
| July 24 2020 | Logic released his sixth studio album, No Pressure, and announced his retirement from music, which debuted at number two on the US Billboard 200. |
| 2019 | Logic releases videos 'Do What You Love' with HITRECORD, 'Confessions of a Dangerous Mind', 'Homicide' featuring Eminem, and 'Icy' featuring Gucci Mane |
| 2019 | Logic releases 'Ayy' featuring Berner, Mozzy, and YG |
| 2019 | Logic featured on several tracks including "ISIS" with Joyner Lucas (which went Platinum), "These Days" with Silas, "Fun Up Here" with Mike Posner, and "Twisted" with French Montana |
| May 10 2019 | Logic released his fifth studio album 'Confessions of a Dangerous Mind' through Visionary and Def Jam, achieving number 1 on multiple charts. |
| March 26 2019 | Logic released the soundtrack album 'Supermarket' through Def Jam Recordings and Visionary Music Group, simultaneously serving as a companion to his novel of the same name. |
| January 10 2019 | Logic announced the release date for his album 'Supermarket' |
| 2018 | Logic released multiple singles across various albums, including 'Contra' and 'Indica Badu' from 'Bobby Tarantino II', and 'Wu Tang Forever' featuring Wu-Tang Clan members from 'YSIV' |
| 2018 | Logic releases multiple videos including 'Overnight', 'Everyday' with Marshmello, 'Contra', 'One Day' featuring Ryan Tedder, and 'Everybody Dies' |
| 2018 | Logic collaborates on notable tracks including a remix of 'Bennie and the Jets' with Elton John and Pink, 'Caterpillar' remix with Royce da 5'9", and tracks for Uncle Drew and Rapture soundtracks" |
| 2018 | Logic collaborated with Sam Smith on "Pray" and OneRepublic on "Start Again", which was featured on 13 Reasons Why: Season 2 |
| September 28 2018 | Logic released his fourth studio album 'YSIV' through Visionary and Def Jam. |
| March 9 2018 | Released the mixtape 'Bobby Tarantino II' as a digital download and LP, which reached number 1 on multiple charts and was certified Gold by RIAA |
| 2017 | Logic releases music videos 'Black Spiderman', 'Take It Back', and the critically acclaimed '1-800-273-8255' featuring Alessia Cara and Khalid |
| 2017 | Logic releases 'Ice Cold' with Big Lenbo and 'Run' with Ana-Tole and Ripsy May |
| 2017 | Logic featured on multiple collaborative tracks including "Home" (Remix) with Snoh Aalegra, "You Can Count On Me" with Ansel Elgort, "Sometimes" with Snoh Aalegra, "The Feeling" with John Lindahl |
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