Nashville-native artist Logan Garrett injects the flavors of a modern Music City into his genre-spanning DJ sets and electronic music productions. A torchbearer for the growing “country house” sound captivating clubbers on Broadway and beyond, his work sits at the nexus of three Nashville scenes—spanning his roots in hip-hop, where he also manages Nashville’s own rap legend Starlito and his Grind Hard imprint, his ever-present role as a foremost DJ on Nashville’s nightlife circuit, and of course, Tennessee’s rich country music legacy.

Following some years of bridging the electronic-hip-hop divide, working with artists such as Skizzy Mars, Roscoe Dash, Rich Boy, Gorilla Zoe and linking with Starlito for their dueling dance-rap hybrid EP, OD: The Lost Files By Starlito, he’s blurred genre lines even further, marrying pop-country rapper Anella’s melodic twang with groovy stutter house on his single “Move,” and pairing percussive kicks with acoustic melodies and the croon of country star Madeline Edwards on their collaborative ballad “Take Me Down”—the first-ever dance record played on country music’s most esteemed radio station, Opry Radio. Logan Garrett was credited for writing “Better Man Than Me” by Marshmello & Hudson Westbrook and is currently in Nashville working on more music.