Louis Logic is a product of the early 2000′s indie hip-hop movement, which saw many underground artists that were fed up with the major label system, venture out on their own to release their music. This movement spawned many staples of the backpack rap movement – including this website – along with many other establishments [cont.]

Louis Logic will make his return to the game on Oct. 29th, with his new album, Look On The Blight Side. A record release party will be held in Brooklyn @ Glasslands on November 3rd. The tracklist is as follows: 01. A Day Late And A Dollar Short 02. The Joke’s On You 03. Don’t [cont.]

Louis Logic has a new album dropping on April 6th, 2010 called Me & Everyone You Know, on Pot To Piss In Records. The new album focuses on collaborations with today’s new generation of up and coming artists, such as Black Mask, who opens up the track “Broken Record” below. Here’s a hint – Emusic [cont.]

      In 2003, Louis Logic stepped onto the scene with his critically acclaimed debut, Sin-A-Matic. The album introduced the self-proclaimed “drunken dragon” to the world, with his own brand of off-the-wall, sometimes crass rhyme-styles and a penchant for heavily descriptive visual lyrics, hence the title. With his follow-up LP, Misery Loves Comedy, Lou has since [cont.]

    Warning: If you like your hip-hop insightful, introspective, intelligent, intellectual, uplifting, thoughtful, reflective and/or educational than this CD is not for you. But if you like your hip-hop disrespectful, offensive, lewd, naughty, distasteful, insulting, rude and/or perverted than the Odd Couple’s Alcohol/ism may be right up your alley. Louis Logic and Jay Love bring [cont.]

   As one of the few who were lucky enough to catch a buzz during the indy 12-inch boom of the late 90′s and early 00′s, Louis Logic first caught ears with his ode-to-alcohol, “Factotum”. On this lyrical A.A. meeting, the budding emcee confessed his passion for wine and spirits over a few drinks and [cont.]

HHS: First, with Sin-A-Matic anyone who doubted your ability to craft a full-length LP have certainly been proven wrong.  How does it feel? LL: Yeah!!! these are the kind of questions I LIKE to be asked. The one’s that provide me with the opportunity to spout endlessly about the merits of my work.  All non-believers [cont.]

Louis Logic set off his buzz a few years back with the L-Fudge assisted “Planet Rock”, which was followed up with the underground breakthrough “Factotum.” He has kept listeners intrigued through many cameo appearances and lesser promoted 12″‘s. Lou has been all over the place and Debacle In A Bottle is a “non-album” lets people catch up [cont.]

Louis Logic returns with his second 12″ single, following his underground favorite “It’s Logic”, of last year. Heading things off is “General Principle”, featuring J-Treds, which uses the same sample (or very similar) that the High & Mighty used for “The Last Hit”, but those who aren’t too picky won’t mind (I don’t). The track brings [cont.]