BobbyBoy Records
Independent label founded by Logic for his self-released albums.
BobbyBoy Records is the independent record label founded by American rapper, singer, songwriter, and record producer Logic (Sir Robert Bryson Hall II). The label was established to release his later albums after his departure from Def Jam Recordings, beginning with College Park (2023) and Ultra 85 (2024), both of which were self-released. The label represents Logic's continued creative independence following his brief retirement from music in 2020.
Quick Facts
- Birth Date
- 1990-01-22
- Birth Place
- Rockville, Maryland, U.S.
- Other Names
- Psychological / Young Sinatra / Bobby Tarantino / Doctor Destruction / PeanutsMPC / Peanuts
- Occupation
- Rapper / singer / songwriter / record producer / streamer / author / writer / director / producer / actor
- Years Active
- 2005–present
- Children
- 2
- Awards
- Full list
- Twitch Handle
- logic
- Twitch Years Active
- 2011–present
- Twitch Followers
- 526,000
- Youtube Years Active
- 2016–present
- Youtube Subscribers
- 3.52 million
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Lore & Background
Logic, born January 22, 1990, in Rockville, Maryland, rose to fame through a series of acclaimed mixtapes and albums released under Def Jam Recordings. After his sixth album No Pressure (2020), he announced his retirement from music, but later returned with the mixtape Bobby Tarantino III (2021) and the album Vinyl Days (2022), his final release with Def Jam. Following this, Logic established BobbyBoy Records to independently release his subsequent projects.
Under BobbyBoy Records, Logic released his eighth album, College Park, in 2023, and his ninth album, Ultra 85, in 2024. Both albums were self-released, marking a new phase in his career where he retained full control over his music. The label's name is derived from Logic's legal first name, Robert, and his stage name, reflecting his personal brand.
Reader's Guide
BobbyBoy Records represents a pivotal shift in Logic's career from major-label artist to independent creator. After achieving significant commercial success with Def Jam—including three consecutive albums that debuted atop the Billboard 200 (Everybody, YSIV, and Confessions of a Dangerous Mind)—Logic chose to self-release his later work through his own label. This move allowed him to maintain creative and financial autonomy, a path increasingly common among established artists. The label's releases, College Park and Ultra 85, continue Logic's legacy as a prolific rapper and producer, though they did not achieve the same chart-topping success as his Def Jam albums. BobbyBoy Records underscores Logic's adaptability and his commitment to controlling his artistic output, even after a brief retirement. The label's existence also highlights the broader trend of musicians founding their own imprints to bypass traditional label structures.
Did You Know?
- Logic founded BobbyBoy Records after his final release with Def Jam Recordings, Vinyl Days (2022).
- The label's first two releases were College Park (2023) and Ultra 85 (2024), both self-released by Logic.
- Logic's legal name is Sir Robert Bryson Hall II, and the label name combines his first name (Robert) with his stage name (Logic).
- Logic had previously retired from music after his sixth album No Pressure (2020) before returning to release albums under BobbyBoy Records.
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