Love and Logic just released their first ever music video–done in a stellar black and white to underscore the power of the performance.
Their cover of Adam Lambert’s “Whataya Want From Me?”. Share it with someone you know: friends, lovers, enemies. It’s about many things that we all need today, tomorrow and forever.
This powerful song has a beautiful presentation courtesy of the various instruments involved– one of which is a cello. The video is incredibly powerful particularly in black and white.
This is our version of Adam Lambert’s whataya want from me, and our first official music video. we made it ourselves at home in freezing NYC with the help of a lot of random strangers and a cardboard sign
Love and Logic combines indie rock, pop, and classical music to create a unique, versatile sound. With equal doses of heart and brain (hence the name), their songs are incredibly accessible, emotionallly powerful, intricate, challenging and distinctly intoxicating and addictive.
The story starts with four twentysomethings in New York finding each other through Facebook. Frontman, Paul Canetti, set out on a search to find a band after years on the NYC singer/songwriter circuit. He and longtime bassist, NYU grad Dan Haller, found an ally in Annie Kim, her PhD in classical music giving them a unique element they had never imagined possible. They searched far and wide before finding drummer Derron Walker, a powerhouse with rock and reggae influences. Drawing on their various musical and cultural backgrounds (three of the four are first generation Americans), Love and Logic have created a truly new brand of rock. From their hearts to your ears.
Check this music video out as well as LoveandLogicRock.com. Their blog is a fun read. You need to follow this band. They have great chops and a real future.
Also Love and Logic— if you read this, please reach out to me. I want to interview you all.
Stevie Wilson, LA-Story.com
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