Born in Honolulu, raised in Los Angeles, Nashville and Spokane, Logan Heftel writes music and words. He now performs regularly in Los Angeles. Logan's debut album, If It Does (2005), was a highly-praised mix of inventive folk-pop and musing ballads. Recorded at both Black Coffee Recording (Spokane, WA) and in his home studio, If It Does was called "...one of the best independent releases that I have heard," by David Rachac of howwastheshow.com. Logan has been working non-stop writing and performing. His new album, One Day E.P. captures a sincere moment in a sarcastic world. It shares humor and sentiment while exhibiting Logan's "...gift for writing lyrics that probe the soul," (Jack McNally, co-founder of McNally Smith College of Music). The E.P. was produced by pianist Louis Durra, who accompanies Heftel on the tracks. It was recorded in one session with Talley Sherwood (Leonard Cohen, Béla Fleck). In addition to solo performances, Logan's music is featured in the stage show The Unbearable Lightness of Being Taylor Negron. The show has developed in many stops between Los Angeles, New York City and San Francisco. Logan has been touring on and off since 2005, playing mainly coffeehouses, theaters and colleges.