Since 2013, CMT has worked to raise the profiles of up-and coming female artists with their CMT Next Women of Country initiative.  Their Class of 2016 – including Logan – is revealed exclusively to Rolling Stone Country.

Watch Vince & Logan’s haunting performance of “I Wish You Loved Me.”

Red Light Management artist Logan Brill signs deal with Warner Chappell Music. Brill also made the move from BMI to ASCAP and continues to assemble her Nashville team including: Red Light Management, United Talent Agency, Scott Safford at Safford Motley, and HBPR. “We’ve been watching Logan gracefully create a credible musical identity for herself in […]

Logan is featured alongside Artists like CAM, Aubrie Sellers, Holly Williams, & others on Cosmopolitan’s “8 Female Country Artists You Should Be Listening To Right Now” list. Read the entire list of women here.

Watch Taste of Country’s World Premier of “Shuteye.”

Watch CMT’s World Premier of Logan’s “World Still Round”

Country Music Blog That Nashville Sound ranks Shuteye at #8 on their Top 40 Albums of 2015 with Artists like Chris Stapleton, Eric Church, & Ashley Monroe.  See the entire list here.

Logan is featured alongside Artists like Cam, Brothers Osborne, and Old Dominion in Billboard’s 13 Country Artists to Watch, calling “I Wish You Loved Me, quietly one of the year’s most tragic country ballads.”  See the entire list here.

Rolling Stone features Logan in their Summer, 2015 “10 New Country Artists You Need To Know,” saying: “Shuteye reveals Brill’s story of becoming a woman in today’s world – often in gritty detail.”  See the entire story here.      

Pictured above is a photo of Brill and her guitar player John Hollier, courtesy of Allen J. Schaben of the Los Angeles Times. “Logan Brill could well be one of the next big things in country music. The young singer – already a master at performing contemporary country – was especially expert when singing a potent version of Andrew Combs’ “Month of Bad […]