ABOUT THIS EPISODE
On the song, "Every town," Logan Vath sings, "You don't have to settle to settle down." Logan grew up in Nebraska, but found his way to Hampton Roads thanks to the Navy. On the latest episode of Lyrical we break down that journey and the constant struggle he faces as a restless spirit trying to settle down and establish roots. Logan's lyrics are carefully worded and packed tightly into his songs. You may have to listen once or twice to a song to pick up on all of the intricate details of his songwriting. We did our best to slow things down on this episode and peel back the story, and I hope you'll enjoy it.
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