LOGIC1000

"Every time I sit down to make music, I have no idea what it's going to sound like," explains Samantha Poulter, aka Logic1000. "I might have a rough idea of the genre, but that's about it. My intuition guides me."

This low-key approach has served Poulter well in her career so far, with a string of thrilling, spontaneous tracks that slip under the radar while swiftly gaining traction.

On her new 4-track EP, "You’ve Got The Whole Night To Go", marking her debut on her own Therapy label, Poulter continues to refine her unique, versatile sound, unearthing obscure vocal samples from 90s R&B videos on YouTube and layering them over multi-genre productions spanning UK funky, garage, house, and techno. It also lets her hone her production skills as she relentlessly pushes to do more herself: "On the first EP, I felt like a different producer could have worked on each track," she explains, "but 'You’ve Got The Whole Night To Go' feels much more cohesive. I can't quite put my finger on what that sonic consistency is, but I can hear it's there."

That is the key to Logic1000's constant evolution: capturing the moment when everything feels right, without overthinking it. Listening to her music, that feeling is infectious and energizing – hard to define, but unmistakably present.