However, only 14 songs have made it onto streaming services so far, which means many tracks, such as the Young Sinatra song series, have not made an appearance.

Obviously, since there are over 60 songs spread across the YS experience, it makes sense that not all of them would be released, especially since Logic stated that some songs were simply unable to be cleared of their Copyright issues and couldn’t be re-released. Recently however, Logic announced via his YouTube account ‘ Bobbysworld‘ that him and his team had spent the last year working tirelessly to clear the samples so the music could finally be released on more places than YouTube. However, with the exception of YSIV, none of the YS mixtapes had been allowed on streaming services due to the use of certain samples and instrumentals etc. These mixtapes are regarded as Logic’s old hidden gems by his fans, and are widely believed to be responsible for his come up.

This consisted of Young Sinatra (2011), YS Undeniable (2012), YS Young Broke and Infamous (2013), and then finally YSIV (2018). Many moons ago, Logic released his Young SInatra mixtape series. He is survived by his son Michael, who manages A Tribe Called Quest.Maryland’s very own ‘retired’ rapper Logic has finally pumped out some of his oldest bangers, that fans have craved for over 7 years. His wife, Evelyn Ostin, died in 2005 his sons Kenny in 2004 and Randall in 2005. Morris Meyer Ostrofsky (Mo Ostin) was born on 27 March 1927 in New York. In 2006, he rejoined Warner Bros as a consultant, and received the Icon award from Grammy body the Recording Academy “in honour of his contribution to the landscape of modern music”. In 2003, Ostin was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame by Paul Simon, Neil Young and Lorne Michaels. Alongside his son, a former Warner A&R executive, and former Warner A&R chief and president Lenny Waronker, Ostin signed artists such as Elliott Smith, Rufus Wainwright and Nelly Furtado, while Randy Newman joined them at the label. In 1995, he joined DreamWorks Records, the music arm of the entertainment company founded by record executive David Geffen, director Steven Spielberg and film producer Jeffrey Katzenberg. Tribute … Mo Ostin, left, is inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, as Neil Young, Lorne Michaels and Paul Simon look on. In 1969, after Warner/Reprise, Atlantic Records and Elektra Records were bought by a parking magnate, the united labels launched a national distributor, WEA, which within five years spoke for nearly a quarter of the US record market. When the label was bought out by Warner Bros three years later, Ostin was promoted to an executive role and brought the label into the modern age, also signing acts such as the Fugs and Tiny Tim. “It all seems logical today, but back then it was truly revolutionary.” Sinatra had “divined that the thrust of the company should be its artists”, Ostin said in Exploding, Stan Cornyn’s 2002 history of Warner Music Group. Ostin was headhunted from Verve Records by Reprise founder Frank Sinatra in 1960, where he worked primarily with classic pop and jazz acts. Musicians such as Q-Tip, Flea of Red Hot Chilli Peppers, John Cale and Nancy Sinatra paid tribute to Ostin, who is reported to have died of natural causes. Photograph: Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images

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