Logic Releases “Lightsabers”

Lightsabers

Logic


You will hear “Lightsabers” on Logic’s new project, “College Park.”

I think College Park is a very important release for Logic. Since he has come out of retirement, I feel like he hasn’t quite been able to find his footing. Based on his forthcoming album’s title, it seems like the Maryland rapper is prepared to return to his roots. Today, Logic decided to hype us up for College Park by releasing a new single titled “Lightsabers.”


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Logic and his longtime producer 6ix helped craft the two beats that power “Lightsabers.” The first one has this hard-hitting sound that pairs nicely with his lyrics about the everyday struggles that we all go through, while the second one has this piano-driven sound that pairs nicely with his and featured guest C Dot Castro’s lyrics about dreaming big. Over both beats, you get outstanding flows that poke out more than Larsa Pippen’s booty.

Logic loves talking about his come-up story.



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