In a world that’s increasingly preoccupied with social media likes and recycled Top 40 hits, rare is the artist that embraces soul and authenticity. Logan Bradford is the exception. A multifaceted songwriter, guitarist, and pianist, Bradford has managed to preserve his Southern hospitality and imbue it into a masterful blend of folky pop songs that speak directly to core of human emotion, and are eloquently delivered in style.

Raised in Atlanta and born into a family of performers, Bradford’s foray into music began at the age of 12 after seeing the film Ray. He was so inspired by Ray Charles’ depiction that he insisted his mother teach him piano. The son of a preacher, Bradford spent much of his youth performing at his father’s church while also learning guitar on the side, eventually taking his talents to the streets – literally.

Playing to passerbys and onlookers at busy intersections in Downtown Atlanta, Bradford quickly rose through the ranks of the local music community as a teenager, getting booked at the city’s most prestigious venues like Eddie’s Attic, the place that helped catapult John Mayer into fame.

Now at 21, his fusion of easygoing guitar tones, clever piano banter, and soulful vocal approach will be put on display with his upcoming eponymous debut release Logan Bradford EP. He’s currently promoting his new single "Stop,Feel,” which is now available digitally on iTunes.

Logan Bradford EP will be released later this year.