Playlist of the Week: Logic1000

Cameron Holbrook
Logic1000 has never sounded interested in standing still. Since breaking through with heavy, soul-rich club tracks, the Sydney-born, Berlin-based producer – and Beatport Next Class of 2021 alum – has kept nudging the project somewhere new. Her 2024 debut album, Mother, worked pregnancy, parenthood and vulnerability into the fabric of dance music. Last year’s DJ-Kicks mix pulled the tempo down, allowing calm intention, home life and deep, delicate textures to take over.
Her second album, Confirmation!, lands October 2 via Therapy/Because Music. Rather than splitting those modes apart, it knots them together, folding trip-hop, big beat, ’80s synth-pop and indie songwriting around the dance floor intuition that made her name. Christine and the Queens, FAUZIA, yunè pinku and KUČKA appear across the record.
“Jersey,” her new collaboration with Jam City, shows its brighter edge: gleaming synths, hard momentum and pure power-suit energy. Her Playlist of the Week delves deeper into the album’s DNA, collecting the records that shaped its mood.
Introducing the selection, Logic1000 says:
This chart is a collection of music which shows the sonic world I was consuming while I was writing my new album, Confirmation! Despite most of the songs being released quite recently, they still represent the essence of the influence. There’s a nice spread of lesser-known artists too.
The result is loose, vivid and emotionally charged, moving through deep-set electronics, instrumental yearning and teasing grooves before bursting into flashes of outright euphoria.
I feel like this song is meant to be played full volume in a car. When we finished the track we played it in a hire car and it blew the top off. This song also gives me the feeling I’m in a power suit in the '80s, headphones on and feeling myself.
This song is beautiful. The guitar, the vocals and despite how minimal it is, there's so much depth in the personality of the song. I think the production feels nice free, and the guitar brings the deeper more poignant emotion.
I find Eartheater so fascinating and this song really draws you into her world. It feels like you're slowly being swept up in her Godly spirit. When I listen to it I have such beautiful imagery come to mind, so many beautiful colours and textures. This one is a melancholic tear jerker.
*For those of you living in Europe, a Beatport link to this track can be found here.
This whole album is hit after hit, but not in the classic sense. This side of Pleads production is up there with my favourite. It's low slung, sexy, melodic, dank and sultry. He has a way with melody and it feels so organic and true to him.
This is the last track off Lavurn's new album and it's my favourite. I love a moment on an album where you can properly melt into the music. This song should soundtrack an iconic film scene. It's cool how it sits between being ambient and totally engrossing.
Everything But The Girl are obviously so iconic. This track is steezy and groovy, a perfect tune to start your night out. I love to put this on when I want to feel motivated and a little flirty. This was on our album reference playlist!
* This track is territory restricted in the US/Canada on Beatport. Listen on YouTube here.
This song embodies the essence of Kelela in every way. The yearning in her melodies have me crying and screaming in joy at the same time. That tension is something I adore in music and she nails it. When A.K. Paul jumps in, it's the most wonderful surprise. I swear there are moments where he sounds like Prince. I love the visual identity of this whole release too, it feels super cohesive and on point.
I have a huge crush on this band. There's so much rich personality in the music and a sassy-ness that gives you confidence just by listening to it. The vocals are kind of theatrical and perfectly dynamic. This is a fun one.
This song makes my heart yearn, in a similar way Pink Frost by The Chills does. I was a huge Flying Nun fan so it's really satisfying to hear music in 2026 that sounds influenced by that era. I think FAUZIA is supremely talented and I am so lucky to have her on my album too.
This song is gorgeous. The glitchiness mixed with the smoother elements of the production give it a lot of personality. Poison Girl Friend's vocals are sublime over the top and soften it even more. I'm a fan.
This song feels like Moby and the Cocteau Twins had a psychedelic child. It's the perfect mix of euphoria and ecstasy. True feel good, uplifting music. I love it.
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