Logan sat down to have a revealing conversation with his brother Mickey and the Shade fan site Kilt & Keeley. A post-Shifter translator was provided so that everyone could understand one another. Kilt & Keeley: Hey, guys, thanks for talking to us. This is the first time you’ve done a joint interview, right? Mickey (glances at Logan’s seemingly empty chair): Yeah. Logan: My brother doesn’t talk much to the press, or to anyone, for that matter. But that’s okay—I talk enough for both of us. So, thanks for doing this interview! I’ve been dying to ramble on about “Bridge.” Mickey (mutters): You, starving for attention? Shocker. Logan (flips him off): Dude, guess how many fingers I’m holding up. K&K: Okay! Let’s get started. Logan, your story flows very much like a song. Do you find storytelling to be similar to songwriting? Which do you prefer? Why? Logan: For me the two are similar. I like songs that tell stories, where the singer is at a different place emotionally at the final chorus than they are at the first verse.
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