Paulina Logan: Learn

Paulina Logan is a California-based singer/songwriter who creates and performs an eclectic mix of folk/pop/rock music. She released her first full-length record WALLFLOWER independently in 2007 and the IF YOU TRY EP in 2009. She is currently writing and recording her new album, NEED THIS LIKE BREATHING.

Paulina's songs are in rotation on radio stations throughout the world and many have found homes on internationally-released compilation CDs, including Bad Girls Don’t Cry, which also features Amy Winehouse and Duffy. Her songs are featured in many films, including Broken Roads, The Art of Women, and Tequila Sunrise. She also recently contributed music to the award-winning documentary Citizen Mayor.

Paulina has been featured in a variety of magazines and blogs, including Awaken Music, Guitar Living, and Indie Update. She is endorsed by Daisy Rock Guitars and recently won first place in the acoustic category at the Rising Stars Competition. Paulina tours regularly and has opened for a variety of artists, including folk singer John Craigie, alternative rock artist Gilli Moon, and pop boy band O-Town.

AWARDS

Lady Lake Indie Award (2010) Best Indie Single ("Sorry") Female
Annual music awards recognize superior achievement in indie music.

Rising Stars Competition (2010) 1st place Acoustic, 2nd place Overall
Rising Stars Music Showcase is a daylong celebration of talented musicians.

Malibu Unplugged Showcase/Malibu Music Awards (2010) Honorable Mention
The Malibu Music Awards was created to honor music artists, composers, songwriters, lyricists and those who are connected to the music industry.

West Coast Songwriters (2009) Best Performance- Sebastopol Showcase
Founded in 1979, WCS has grown into one of the most active music associations in the USA.

FILM PLACEMENTS

The 7th Song (2011) features "Ain't Got Much Use For You" (plays when Olivia is performing at the bar)
Olivia and Ian must come to terms with their past.

The Art of Women (2010) features "Stay"
A narrative feature that tells the fictional story of five women artists in New York, Los Angeles and Washington DC. Told in five, separate vignettes, the characters each overcome artistic obstacles by using their bodies as artistic expression. Heavily driven by music from female bands and musicians, this provocative film explores the boundaries and definitions of art.

Broken Roads (2012) features "Lovely"
Broken Roads is a contrasted portrait of life, dealing with loss, a journey of rediscovery & the hills climbed which forever change us.

Citizen Mayor (2010) features instrumental versions of "Too Far Gone" and "Stay"
Seven novice candidates race for the Seattle's top job against a nationally recognized, well-funded incumbent. Only one opponent is politically savvy, but all are tenacious when facing the far-reaching political grip held by the city's current mayor. Hopes, dreams, fears and concerns are revealed as the question of whether, out of a pack of underdog candidates, one will emerge as the next mayor of Seattle.

Did You Kiss Anyone? (2010) features "Scared" (plays during the bar scene)
A cooking show host and an unemployed graphic novelist try to breathe life in their stale marriage by going their separate ways for what turns out to be the most chaotic night of their lives. Maybe a comfy marriage isn't such a terrible thing after all?

Inside Out (2011) features "Lovely"
A powerful story of two young men, born & raised on different sides of town. When adversity alters their lives, one becomes the opposite of who he used to be, and one becomes the opposite of who he was supposed to be.

Rotkappchen: The Blood of Red Riding Hood (2009) features “Disturbing Behavior”
Not all fairy tales are for children. From director Harry Sparks comes this modern update of a classic fairy tale unlike any you have seen before. Rotkäppchen: The Blood of Red Riding Hood is the story of a German teenage girl named Rose who is brought to America by her mother to stay with her Grandmother. Soon, Rose discovers that she just does not fit in at her new school and retreats into her own fantasy world of her favorite childhood story. Shot on location in Germany, Italy, Austria, Switzerland and the United States, Rotkäppchen: The Blood of Red Riding Hood is an exciting, suspenseful, erotic fantasy that is sure to keep you entertained.

Speed Record (2011) features instrumental versions of "Forever" and "L.A." (used as the score) and full version of "L.A." (plays during closing credits)
AirShares and Cirrus team up to set a new world speed record in an SR-22T and MyFlyGuys.com is there to document the event.

Standing Up (2010) features "Shut the Door" (plays during the final scene and into the closing credits)
A short film from Albert Buixade Farre.

Tequila Sunrise (2010) features "Too Far Gone" (plays during the opening credits) and "Write You As Song" (plays during the pool table scene)
A lonely and recently married truck driver contemplates leaving his family behind after encountering a beautiful stranger on the road.

Vampire Movie (aka Snoopy Green's Vampire Movie) (2011) features "Too Far Gone" and an acoustic demo version of "Breathe"
Vlad doesn't want to be lord of the vampires. He definitely doesn't want to have sex with his evil sister Zara on his father's casket or to stab their father and drink his blood to complete the ritual. So he sneaks off to LA to become an actor. Using his vampire powers, he gets a role in a bad little movie and befriends his acerbic, pill-popping, costar, Betty. Zara comes after Vlad, recruiting Betty to assist with the ritual, but Betty has aspirations of her own.

When Love Comes Home (2011) features “Forever,” "Sorry," and "Near"
Kevin Bauer is hopelessly in love with Clair, a college girlfriend who one day up and disappears. She leaves him heartbroken and confused, with only a letter indicating that she needed to get away and move on. Our story picks up ten years later. Having found a new love, Clair moves back to Charlotte to settle down and get married. Now Kevin is faced dealing with the past, a daughter he never knew of, and his long lost love marrying another.

TELEVISION & WEB SERIES PLACEMENTS

Assassins episode 1x02 Keggers and Kidnappers (2011) features "For the Moon" (plays when Kat sees the guy by the doorway)
Assassins episode 1x08 The Grand Assassins Prize (2011) features "Sorry" (plays after Lydia is interviewed on-camera)
Assassins is an action-comedy web series that premiered on comediva.com in 2011. In a game of water gun warfare, ice queen Lydia is pitted against her popular archnemesis, Todd Jenkins. As Presidents of opposing business fraternities, Todd and Lydia are natural enemies – but a growing attraction between them threatens to complicate their goals in the game.

Diary of a Wedding Planner episode 1x03 Always a Planner, Never a Bride (2011) features “L.A.” (plays when Khristy and Rachel are preparing the wedding favors) and "Forever" (plays when Khristy and Mike are walking away from the car and throughout the scene in Khristy's apartment)
A scripted comedic web series about a lovable Wedding Planner named Khristy who moves from a small town to Los Angeles in order to "plan in the big leagues" and find love herself. Weddings can bring out both the best in people and the worst in people and Khristy takes it all in stride! This series follows her as she tries to navigate her life, love and livelihood while sharing her secret thoughts on her crazy profession via her video diary.

Freedom: The Series (2011) features "Wallflower" (plays during the trailer)
Freedom: The Series is set in a sci-fi western universe, where an ex-soldier turned bounty hunter gets sent to bring back a girl that manages to turn his whole world upside down.

Hollywood Girl episode 1x05 Code Red Carpet (2011) features “L.A.” (plays during the opening scene)
Created by Courtney Zito, and based on her real life experiences in Los Angeles, Hollywood Girl follows the comically blundering, yet inspirationally uplifting, life of celebrity hopeful, and beautiful disaster, Quinn Monroe. A self-proclaimed cliché (aspiring actress by day and waitress by night), Quinn feels her dreams of silver screen stardom actualizing as a waking nightmare of never-ending obstacles and roadblocks. Broke, tired, confused and, constantly tripping over her mark, she's literally bruised, at times self-deprecating, but delightfully determined and never defeated. With life, heart, spirit and the carefree, fun-loving support of her three best friends, Quinn looks past the setbacks and black-and-blues to see her shining star on the walk of fame, which to her isn't too far ahead.

Osiris: The Series episode 1xTBA Season One Episode (2011) features (TBA)
The series follows the title character “Osiris”, a man with an eternally extended warranty on life. He can never stay dead. If killed, he resurrects in EXACTLY 37 minutes, every time.

Rockstar Wrestling episode TBA title TBA (2012) features “Disturbing Behavior” (plays during TBA scene)
Rockstar Wrestling is a seasonal web series production with a completely fresh and new take on wrestling. If you love wrestling, music, and premium cable television series then you will enjoy what Rockstar Wrestling has to offer.

Teen Mom episode 3x02 To Be With You (2011) features an instrumental version of “Write You As Song” (plays when Maci and her mother are discussing Maci's future, around the 22:30 mark)
This MTV series follows the real lives of four teenage moms as they face the challenges of young motherhood.

Underclassed episode 1x01 Hungarian Chicks (2010) features “Too Far Gone” (plays during the opening scene)
Adj./Verb- A blatant display of social inequality while in the surroundings of utmost class; beneath that which is classy.

ALBUM CUTS

II Big's 2011 album GIT UP AND GO features “Blue Panther” (backing vocals)

Whether they’re playing a smoky little bar in their hometown of Ukiah or before 5,000 opening for legendary rockers in the outdoor theatre of Konocti Harbor Resort and Spa in Kelseyville, the dynamic fivesome puts on a show worthy of their status as regional legends.

Gilli Moon's 2010 album THE STILLNESS features “Moon” (co-write)

Gilli Moon's latest music creation, THE STILLNESS (her 6th album) speaks of arriving at a place of inner-ease and personal strength, of self-knowing and understanding. It talks of harmony, and peace (personal and world), of passion and prophesies, of harmony and conflict, of assurance and doubt, of love and loss... (the dual meanings of life and existence in this world that we all can't deny.)

COMPILATIONS & SOUNDTRACKS

HOTgirl Mixtape (2011) features “Wallflower.”

Ecoute Fashion (2011) features “L.A.”

Rockin' the Mistletoe (2010) features “Not Alone At Christmas”

GoGirls MusicFest (2010) features “Wallflower”

Rock Gone Wild (2010) features “Shut the Door”

Songsalive! Vol. 10 (2010) features "Too Far Gone"

Blow Up Vol. 2 (2010) features “Wallflower”

Free Lap Dances Vol. 5 (2009) features “Sorry”

Rotkappchen soundtrack (2009) features “Disturbing Behavior”

Daisy Rock Summertime Playlist (2009) features “Near”

Women in Music (2009) features “Stay”

Busta Vol. 7 (2009) features “Wallflower”

Mad Love Sweet Love (2009) features “Sorry” and “Too Far Gone”

Bad Girls Don’t Cry (2008) features “Sorry” and “Too Far Gone”

Females on Fire Vol. 3 (2008) features “Disturbing Behavior”

PODCAST/RADIO/TELEVISION APPEARANCES

Friends of Dan Music Podcast
Part listening party of songs, part interview. This is the debut episode! You can also subscribe to this podcast at iTunes.

Banana Peel Radio
My interview with Jeffrey Rubin of Banana Peel Radio.

Laser Dog Podcast
This is my first appearance on Laser Dog Radio! It's part listening party of songs from "If You Try," part interview. Plus music from other great artists!

Laser Dog Podcast
This is my second appearance on Laser Dog Radio!

Flat Cat Radio
My hour-long appearance on Flat Cat Radio! Hosted by Brooke Trout, filling in for Dave Strauss. Part interview, part live performance, part listening party.

The Vicki Wagner Show
Part One of my appearance on The Vicki Wagner Show.

The Vicki Wagner Show
Part Two of my appearance on The Vicki Wagner Show.