Logic is ready for takeoff and he's bringing his team along for the ride. The Maryland-bred rapper has released the cover art for his upcoming sophomore album, The Incredible True Story ...

In his defense, Logic’s designer, Sam Pratt, came out and said that he was working on the rapper’s album cover art six months prior. Nevertheless, Gibbs was not happy with what he was seeing ...

by a covers album). And while that may make some rap fans angry, it certainly does seem as though it’d generate some buzz. To see Logic perform his own songs, you can check him out on tour with ...

Logic followed last week's announcement via freestyle of his new album Young Sinatra 4 by unveiling the project's cover art today (Sept. 4). The artwork, hand-drawn by the rapper's longtime ...

The retired rapper encouraged Young Sinatra to join him in putting his rapping days in the rearview. “Logic ... exploring the idea of an album full of covers. “I should do a whole f**king ...

Logic’s third studio album, Everybody, is now available to stream and purchase. The release comes more than seven months after the Maryland rapper announced ... Everybody’s cover art, release ...

In 2017, Logic announced he was beginning ... project while remaining consistent with the rapper's discography. “I would say it is the most Logic album,” Logic, 34, tells PEOPLE.

Of course, half the fun of rap is doing it for an audience and Logic, perhaps more than any other rapper, owes his station to his loyal fans, old and new. He pays them back to open the album as ...

Logic is clever and knows how to get his fans talking. The rapper is known to put Easter eggs in his album covers, and it appears that he’s doing the same thing with the illustration he posted ...

After remaking “It Was a Good Day” by Ice Cube, the DMV rapper tackled a tune by Bone Thugs-N-Harmony. The visuals for Logic’s ... And f##### do a covers album. Who gives a f###?” ...

On March 6, Logic released a cover of “It Was a Good Day” by Hip Hop legend Ice Cube. The move was used as a promotional tactic for the Maryland-raised rapper’s College Park album.