Logan Turner Inks With Symphonic Music Publishing

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Pictured (L–R): Symphonic’s Melissa Barber and Wild Child Music’s Zach Lund; (L–R, front row): Symphonic’s Randall Foster, Logan Turner and Symphonic’s Eric Olson

Songwriter and producer Logan Turner has signed with Symphonic Music Publishing.

A former member of the band Bexar, Turner has collaborated with and had songs recorded by Russell Dickerson, Cheat Codes, Keith Urban, Kane Brown, Martin Garrix, Dasha, Diplo and Jelly Roll.

The Bowling Green, Kentucky native first taught himself to play guitar after an injury derailed his dreams of playing college basketball. While writing songs throughout college, he decided to move to Nashville. Nearly a year after arriving, Turner signed his first publishing deal with Urban, Ross Copperman and Joe Fisher. Shortly after, he was introduced to his future bandmate and signed a deal as Bexar with Warner Music Nashville. After four years, Turner stepped away from the band to fully focus on songwriting and production.

He amassed over 50 million streams during his time with Bexar and toured with Urban, Jelly Roll and Niko Moon. He has also worked with producers and songwriters like Oak Felder, J-Hart, Ojivolta, Murda Beatz, Luke Laird and more.

“Logan is an incredible songwriter and producer who has already achieved tremendous success both on his own and as a member of Bexar,” says Randall Foster, Chief Creative Officer, Symphonic Music Publishing. “I’ve always been impressed by his work and couldn’t be happier that he decided to join the Symphonic family. With our help, there’s no telling how far he’ll go!”

“I feel super excited and blessed to be taking this next step of my career with Symphonic,” says Turner. “Eric [Olson] was one of my first co-writers when I first got to Nashville, and he has always been someone I’ve looked up to and respected both as a producer and as a person. He, Randall and Melissa [Barber] have already made this place feel like home. I am looking forward to helping them build something special.”

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