Logan Priest Releases New EP 'Late Night Call'

Sydney based pop powerhouse Logan Priest has released his highly anticipated EP 'Late Night Call'.

Known for his charismatic blend of pop, R&B, and soul, Priest, originally from New Zealand and raised in South-East Queensland, is quickly cementing his status as one of Australia’s most magnetic emerging talents. 'Late Night Call' is a six track journey through connection, heartbreak, and reflection. With nods to Prince, Frank Ocean, and Pharrell Williams, the project showcases a vulnerable, confident artist using music as emotional catharsis.

One stand out track on the EP is “Best Bad Habit” which marks Priest’s first true ballad. Recorded with producer Lex Henrickson (Matt Corby), the track captures the ache of toxic love with spacey, minimal production and a deeply introspective vocal. It's a bold contrast to earlier upbeat singles from the EP, such as the groove filled “I Could Love U” and the socially conscious “Welcome To The New World”.

Logan Priest’s momentum has been building since a breakout 2023, with singles like “Famous” and “Stop & Stare” turning heads across Australian radio and live circuits. In 2024, he expanded his reach with the 'Lost In Translation' EP and collaborations like “On The Line” featuring ARIA Platinum artist KIAN. Live, he's taken to the stage at major festivals including Spilt Milk and SXSW Sydney, and wowed a national audience at Mushroom 50 Live at Rod Laver Arena.

With 'Late Night Call', Logan Priest steps firmly into his next chapter, heart in hand, eyes on the stars.