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by Logan Anderson

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Darlee Anderson Love the energy and all the layers and intricacies of Logan's music. Such talent!!!
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I've never made an electronic song before. One night while I was at work, some electronic music was playing in the background, and I was in just the right mood to think, "You know what. I'm going to make a song like this and see what happens." So I did.

I produced this track using all real instruments. No samples, virtual instruments, or keyboards were used. I began writing the song by creating synth sounds with my electric bass guitar. Then I moved onto drums. I had 4 microphones capturing my bass drum. I ended up only using 2 of them in my final mix. Once I had my main beat and the synth hook, I built the rest of the song around that. My wife played the cello and did the female vocal parts, and I did everything else. Once I had my final arrangement, I was disappointed each time I listened to the song with fresh ears. Something was really missing. To fill in this emptiness, I created the main funky bass riff that comes in during the intro. It was actually one of the last things I recorded. Without it, I can't imagine how my feet would have ever tapped to this song.

The lyrics are inspired by real life stuff. They aren't just pure nonsense. No matter how far out I stretch from the type of music I'm used to doing, I always attempt to keep my songs real and personal. I think that helps the listeners (myself included) appreciate and connect with the song more--knowing the song is actually inspired of something true and meaningful, and not just written for the sole purpose of being catchy.

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released April 21, 2015
Cello and female vocals by Hanna Anderson
Mastered by Adam Gonsalves

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Logan Anderson Colorado Springs, Colorado

I've enjoyed making music since I was 13 years old. It wasn't until late 2013 that I decided to be a bit more persistent, so I released my first album, "Nomad". My favorite part of making music is physically playing and experimenting with different instruments and sounds. I think this aspect helps take my songs in great and unexpected directions. ... more

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