Memphis-born artist Logan Bolton returns with “Apologies,” a cinematic heartbreak confessional shaped by real-life betrayal. Originally written as a love song, the track shifted course the moment Bolton sensed the truth unfolding back home — a girlfriend he suspected was being unfaithful, a suspicion that proved right. What remained was the emotional residue: regret, clarity, and the quiet courage to finally say the things left unsaid.
Bolton’s vocal performance leans into the ache with striking honesty, delivering a tone that feels intimate yet expansive. His storytelling sits atop atmospheric production crafted by Olivier Bassil, AJ Arroyo, Fiction, and Belaro — a polished soundscape that allows every lyric to land with late-night vulnerability. The result is a slow-burning release that lingers long after the final note, echoing the bittersweet transition from heartbreak to acceptance.
Blending influences reminiscent of Akon, Justin Timberlake, and The Weeknd, Logan Bolton continues carving a lane defined by emotional clarity, rich vocal depth, and cinematic pop-soul aesthetics. With dream collaborations that include Akon, The Weeknd, and Post Malone, “Apologies” marks another step in a rapidly rising artistic arc.
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Listen to “Apologies”
🎧 Stream Here – foundation-media.ffm.to/apologies
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📸 Instagram – @loganbolton
