Logic is an American rapper hailing from Gaithersburg, Maryland. He has amassed a large internet following and is a member of the RattPack, which stands for Real All The Time Pack and his group of friends that he works with.

He is currently signed with Visionary Music Group and was cosigned to Def Jam Recordings in 2012 by No I.D.

In 2009, Logic unofficially released his first mixtape, Psychological: The Mixtape under the artist name “Psychological,” which was sold locally in Gaithersburg. Since then, he’s released six additional mixtapes and seven studio albums.

As a young rapper, Logic drew influence from Wu-Tang Clan and took inspiration from RZA who produced music for Kill Bill Vol: 1, the film that got him inspired to rap. Another key inspiration for Logic was Frank Sinatra, as Logic developed the alter ego ‘Young Sinatra’ and released his first eponymous mixtape in 2011. He went by various names such as Hitman, East Koast Killa, Lord Subliminal, and Skittles before deciding on “Psychological” but then cut it down to just “Logic” so it was easier for people to say.

In 2013, he was voted as one of XXL’s freshmen of the year, alongside notable rapper ScHoolboy Q.

In 2014, Logic released his debut studio album, Under Pressure under his label Def Jam, which fully dives into his childhood stories, such as gang violence, parent separation issues, and his journey to becoming the best.

In 2017, Logic started his own record label, Team Elysium, which was renamed to Bobby Boy Records in 2019. Founding members include Big Lenbo, Damian Lemar Hudson, and John Lindahl. Logic said the label was made because:

I don’t trust anybody else with the precious cargo that is my family.

In 2018, Logic released two musical projects, Bobby Tarantino II and YSIV, revealed his plans on making a movie, and admitted to writing two novels, one titled Supermarket, which released in 2019 and shortly after became a New York Times Bestseller. It was also accompanied by a soundtrack of the same name.

In May 2019, Logic released his sixth studio album, Confessions of A Dangerous Mind, which includes several collaborations with artists such as Eminem, G-Eazy, Will Smith, and Wiz Khalifa.

In July 2020, Logic announced he will be retiring with the release of his album No Pressure, a sequel to his first album Under Pressure.

On June 16, 2021 Logic announced his return to the music industry under his stage name and released “Intro” just over a day later.

On July 30th, 2021, Logic released his seventh studio album Bobby Tarantino III, marking his first album out of retirement, and completing the Bobby Tarantino album trilogy.

On June 27th, 2022, Logic released his eighth studio album, Vinyl Days, which would be his final project released under Def Jam.

After joining BMG as an independent artist, Logic announced in January 2023 that his debut independent album, College Park, would release on February 24, 2023.

On August 9, 2024, Logic finally dropped his long awaited album Ultra 85.

In 2025, Logic left BMG because Ultra 85 got leaked in June of 2024.

In early-late 2025, Logic would release singles for an album called SIDEQUEST which in his Discord in September he would announce the album’s cancellation releasing the final songs from it.

In 2026, Logic released 5 exclusive albums with his Independent Movie’s (Paradise Records) Blu-Ray pre-order, Information Overload, The Ballad of Rooster Jenkins, Muldoons, All Sinatra Everything, and The Lost Tapes.