Stop Making Sense

Logic dictates: DJ Logic (center) with Melvin Gibbs (left) and Skoota Warner.

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Logic's respect for the approach of Medeski Martin & Wood made his decision to sign with ropeadope records -- a new label founded and operated by John Medeski, Liz Penta (manager of Medeski Martin & Wood and Marc Ribot) and Andy Hurwitz (former general manager of the Knitting Factory) -- an easy one. The threesome asked Logic to be the label's first artist in 1999 and released Project Logic shortly afterward. "It's a great deal. It's like a 50-50 split. Basically, we're independent. We're selling records on the Web, in certain small stores. We're just doing the whole new thing for 2000 that every other musician is getting up on in."

DJ Logic Presents Project Logic can be purchased at www.djlogic.com