One of the pivotal figures in the evolution of Warner Music Group, in the 1960s Mo ushered Warner/Reprise Records into a golden era of revolutionary, culture-shifting artistry. For Mo, it was always first and foremost about helping artists realize their vision. Mo was one of the greatest record men of all time, and a prime architect of the modern music business. Warner Records' co-chairman/CEO Aaron Bay-Schuck and co-chairman/COO Tom Corson issued a statement, which reads: He played a key role in the careers of so many artists that were part of the WEA - Warner, Elektra/Asylum, Atlantic - family, including Frank Sinatra, Neil Young, Joni Mitchell, the Grateful Dead, the Eagles, James Taylor, the Everly Brothers, Chicago, Paul Simon, George Harrison, America, Fleetwood Mac, Alice Cooper, Tom Waits, the Beach Boys, the Kinks, Elvis Costello, Jimi Hendrix, Prince, Talking Heads, Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers, Bonnie Raitt, Van Halen, the Doobie Brothers, Jackson Browne, Linda Ronstadt, the Traveling Wilburys, Van Morrison, the Ramones, Ice-T, John Fogerty, Ricky Lee Jones, Little Feat, Gordon Lightfoot, Madonna, Metallica - and so many more. Ostin, who always put the artists and the music first, is directly responsible for helping facilitate so much of the most enduring music of the 20th century.
Ostin, who was predeceased by his wife and two sons, is survived by his son Michael. Records, the globally revered Mo Ostin, died in his sleep of natural causes on July 31st at age 95, according to Variety. Nevertheless, the new release acts as great fan service for Logic’s OG Rattpack, but also allows many of his newer fans to experience his Young Sinatra material for the first time.The legendary former head of Warner Bros. If the ‘Vol 1’ doesn’t hint that more is coming, then I don’t know what does. In contrast though, many could imply that more YS material is on its way, as Logic released the old stuff under the name ‘YS Collection Vol.1’. This left fans satisfied with their helping of ‘old Logic’, but still craving more as some tunes are clearly missing. In contrast, lots of the OG logic classics have made their return, such as the energetic, punchy ‘Ballin’, the self explanatory ‘We Get High’ and ‘Relaxation’ which uses the famous Tribe Called Quest instrumental, topped off with ‘One’, now featuring the late, great Frank Sinatra officially. 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. Maryland’s very own ‘retired’ rapper Logic has finally pumped out some of his oldest bangers, that fans have craved for over 7 years.
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