Paulina Logan is a California-based singer/songwriter who creates and performs an eclectic mix of folk/pop/rock music. She released her first full-length record "Wallflower" independently in 2007 and is currently finishing up the "If You Try" EP. Her songs are in rotation on radio stations throughout the world and many have found homes on internationally-released compilation CDs, including "Bad Girls Don't Cry," which also features Amy Winehouse and Duffy. Her song "Wallflower" was recently placed in the webseries "Hillers" and "Disturbing Behavior" is featured in the film "Rotkappchen: The Blood of Red Riding Hood."

Paulina has been featured in a variety of magazines and blogs, including Awaken Music, Guitar Living, and Indie Update. She is endorsed by Daisy Rock Guitars and won the Best Performance award at Sebastopol's West Coast Songwriters Showcase.

She plays shows regularly and keeps in touch with fans through her website: www.paulinalogan.com.

Paulina Logan bio

Paulina Logan is a California-based singer/songwriter who creates and performs an eclectic mix of folk/pop/rock music. She released her first full-length record WALLFLOWER independently in 2007 and the IF YOU TRY EP in 2009. She is currently writing and recording her new album, NEED THIS LIKE BREATHING, which is set for a 2012 release date.

Paulina's songs are in rotation on radio stations throughout the world and many have found homes on internationally-released compilation CDs, including Bad Girls Don't Cry, which also features Amy Winehouse and Duffy. Her songs are featured in many recent films, including When Love Comes Home, The Art of Women, and Tequila Sunrise. She also recently contributed music to the award-winning documentary Citizen Mayor.

Paulina has been featured in a variety of magazines and blogs, including Awaken Music, Guitar Living, and Indie Update. She is endorsed by Daisy Rock Guitars and recently won first place in the acoustic category at the Rising Stars Competition. Paulina tours regularly and has opened for a variety of artists, including folk singer John Craigie, alternative rock artist Gilli Moon, and pop boy band O-Town.