| Release | Year | Information |
|---|---|---|
| Bob's Demo | 2005 | The known songs from before Logic had a stagename. |
| EASTKOAST_KILLA | 2005-2008 | Logic's first stage name that he recorded music under. |
| Lord Sybliminal | 2006-2009 | Logic's second stage name; he became more mainstream in his second phase of songwriting. |
| On My Way | 2006-2008 | One of Logic's first verified projects, a mixtape that was likely made sometime between 2006-2008, before Psychological. |
| Finding Logic | 2009 | A mixtape project that Logic released on his MySpace account before it was hacked. The tracklist was formed using Last.fm. Though this information would typically be inaccurate, the track titles are from the correct era and make sense in regard to Logic's musical style. (Ex. Songs like "Ask Em", "Feel Good RMX", "LaLaLa", "I Want It All", "Stain In The Game", etc. were all Logic songs, some of them making it to YBI). |
| Psychological | The first of Logic's works to enter the music industry. | |
| Young, Broke & Infamous | 2010 | Logic's second mixtape and precursor to the Young Sinatra series. |
| Ustream | 2010-2015 | Logic's livestream on Ustream between 2010 and 2015. |
| Just Another Day | 2010-Present | Logic's video series detailing his day-to-day routine and fun moments in his life. |
| Young Sinatra | 2011 | Logic's third mixtape, and the first to use the Young Sinatra moniker. |
| Young Sinatra: Undeniable | 2012 | Logic's fourth mixtape, and the second to use the Young Sinatra moniker. |
| Logic: The Mixtape | The unofficial, but mainstream version (and name) of Psychological. | |
| Young Sinatra: Welcome to Forever | 2013 | Logic's fifth mixtape (first work with Def Jam, and first commercial release), and the third to use the Young Sinatra moniker. |
| While You Wait | An EP that Logic released as a teaser for his 2014 debut studio album, Under Pressure. | |
| Under Pressure | 2014 | Logic's first studio album. |
| Southpaw (Music from and Inspired By the Motion Picture) | 2015 | Soundtrack for the 2015 film Southpaw. |
| The Incredible True Story | Logic's second studio album. | |
| Suicide Squad: The Album | 2016 | Album made for the movie Suicide Squad, released in 2016. |
| Bobby Tarantino | Logic's sixth mixtape, and the first to use the Bobby Tarantino moniker. | |
| Everybody | 2017 | Logic's third studio album. |
| "Broken People (with Rag'n'Bone Man)" | Single written by Logic and Rag'n'Bone Man for Rag'n'Bone Man's Bright: The Album. | |
| Ultra 85 rumors | All information for a would-have-been 2017 release of Ultra 85 based on the information leaked by Viper. | |
| Bobby Tarantino II | 2018 | Logic's seventh mixtape. |
| YSIV | Logic's fourth and final usage of the "Young Sinatra" moniker in his career. In this album, he makes a shoutout to "that boy Slim Shady". | |
| Freestyle Fridays | Brief, five-video web series where Logic played beat snippets and did freestyles. | |
| Supermarket (Soundtrack) | 2019 | Logic's fourth studio album. It was a soundtrack album that accompanied his book Supermarket. |
| Confessions of a Dangerous Mind | Logic's fifth studio album. | |
| "OCD" | Single with Dwn2earth initially thought to be a song for No Pressure, but turned out to just be a standalone work. | |
| Bobby's World | A brief web series by Logic that follows Logic in his life. The series consisted of four episodes and followed Logic in his daily routine, preparing to go on tour, in addition to preparing to release new music. (Can be found on Logic's YouTube channel.) | |
| Louis Vuitton Briefcase (unreleased version) | 2020 | Logic's unreleased full-length beat tape that was never released. It contained 28 tracks, one of them a reference to Planetory Destruction, which was released in 2021. |
| Bobby Tarantino vs. Young Sinatra | Spotify-exclusive compilation/crossover album featuring Logic's Bobby Tarantino and Young Sinatra alter egos. | |
| No Pressure | Album with an unannounced release date released by Logic after Logic deleted all of his social media accounts. | |
| TwitchTape Vol. 1 | Logic's final release before "retiring". | |
| "Retirement" | 2020-2021 | Logic's brief hiatus, spanning from the release of No Pressure to "Intro", which announced his return to the music industry. |
| Planetory Destruction | 2021 | Released with Logic masquerading as the MF Doom-esque rapper Doc D. |
| "Intro" | Single Logic released announcing his "unretiring" from the industry. | |
| YS Collection, Vol. 1 | Re-release of earlier Young Sinatra songs, plus a previously unreleased track. | |
| Bobby Tarantino III | After being leaked earlier in July 2021, it was released on July 30th. Logic announces on the album that his was working on his last album with Def Jam. | |
| Vinyl Days | 2022 | Shortly after its announcement in January 2022, Logic followed up with a statement that it would be his final album with Def Jam. |
| Peanuts | Logic's first official beat tape, using the moniker "Peanuts" as to avoid restarting the clock on his departure from Def Jam. | |
| Loopin the 1st | Logic's first beat tape to make it onto streaming services. | |
| "D.A.N.C.E. (Logic Reprise)" | Revival of a track from the 1990s, performed with Justice. | |
| "Fade Away (From “Norah Jones is Playing Along” Podcast)" | ||
| Fantastic Beats and Where to Find Them | Logic's second beat tape to make it onto streaming services, once again under the moniker "Peanuts". | |
| Picnic | 2023 | Another Peanuts beat tape, this one seemingly inspired by Charlie Brown. |
| "Paradise II (feat. Norah Jones) [Single Version]" | Sole single released ahead of College Park. | |
| College Park | Logic's tenth album overall and eighth studio album. It was also a throwback to his Young Sinatra days, as well as a throwback to the storyline structure of albums such as The Incredible True Story and Everybody; however, the album set itself apart as Logic, Big Lenbo, and C Dot Castro played themselves. | |
| Loopin' the 2nd | Another Peanuts beat tape, released shortly after College Park. | |
| 3P | Logic's EP team-up with C Dot Castro to form Halfbreed. | |
| Before The Basement Volume 1 | Logic's brief revival of his Psychological moniker for a Discord mixtape featuring previously unreleased Psychological tracks. | |
| Louis Vuitton Briefcase | Logic's official release of the previously leaked Louis Vuitton Briefcase beat tape. | |
| Inglorious Basterd | Logic's community mixtape, released on his original Discord server for the fans. | |
| Super Microphonus | Sixth Peanuts beat tape. | |
| Loopin' the 3rd | 2024 | The third beat tape in the Loopin' the ___ Peanuts beat tape series. |
| Gold Chain | Logic's second beat tape for 2024, this one being a Discord exclusive. | |
| Ultra 85 | Logic's seemingly mythical and long-awaited Ultra 85 album, finally released after seven years. |
| Release | Year | Information |
|---|---|---|
| Under Pressure | 2014 | Logic's first studio album. |
| The Incredible True Story | 2015 | Logic's second studio album. |
| Everybody | 2017 | Logic's third studio album. |
| YSIV | 2018 | Logic's fourth and final usage of the "Young Sinatra" moniker in his career. In this album, he makes a shoutout to "that boy Slim Shady". |
| Confessions of a Dangerous Mind | 2019 | Logic's fifth studio album. |
| No Pressure | 2020 | Album with an unannounced release date released by Logic after Logic deleted all of his social media accounts. |
| Planetory Destruction | 2021 | Released with Logic masquerading as the MF Doom-esque rapper Doc D. |
| Vinyl Days | 2022 | Shortly after its announcement in January 2022, Logic followed up with a statement that it would be his final album with Def Jam. |
| College Park | 2023 | Logic's tenth album overall and eighth studio album. It was also a throwback to his Young Sinatra days, as well as a throwback to the storyline structure of albums such as The Incredible True Story and Everybody; however, the album set itself apart as Logic, Big Lenbo, and C Dot Castro played themselves. |
| Ultra 85 | 2024 | Logic's seemingly mythical and long-awaited Ultra 85 album, finally released after seven years. |
| Release | Year | Information |
|---|---|---|
| Supermarket (Soundtrack) | 2019 | Logic's fourth studio album. It was a soundtrack album that accompanied his book Supermarket. |
| Release | Year | Information |
|---|---|---|
| While You Wait | 2013-14 | An EP that Logic released as a teaser for his 2014 debut studio album, Under Pressure. |
| 3P | 2023 | Logic's EP team-up with C Dot Castro to form Halfbreed. |
| Release | Year | Information |
|---|---|---|
| Bobby Tarantino vs. Young Sinatra | 2020 | Spotify-exclusive compilation/crossover album featuring Logic's Bobby Tarantino and Young Sinatra alter egos. |
| YS Collection, Vol. 1 | 2021 | Re-release of earlier Young Sinatra songs, plus a previously unreleased track. |
| Release | Year | Information |
|---|---|---|
| On My Way | 2006-2008 | One of Logic's first verified projects, a mixtape that was likely made sometime between 2006-2008, before Psychological. |
| Finding Logic | 2009 | A mixtape project that Logic released on his MySpace account before it was hacked. The tracklist was formed using Last.fm. Though this information would typically be inaccurate, the track titles are from the correct era and make sense in regard to Logic's musical style. (Ex. Songs like "Ask Em", "Feel Good RMX", "LaLaLa", "I Want It All", "Stain In The Game", etc. were all Logic songs, some of them making it to YBI). |
| Young, Broke & Infamous | 2010 | Logic's second mixtape and precursor to the Young Sinatra series. |
| Young Sinatra | 2011 | Logic's third mixtape, and the first to use the Young Sinatra moniker. |
| Young Sinatra: Undeniable | 2012 | Logic's fourth mixtape, and the second to use the Young Sinatra moniker. |
| Young Sinatra: Welcome to Forever | 2013 | Logic's fifth mixtape (first work with Def Jam, and first commercial release), and the third to use the Young Sinatra moniker. |
| Bobby Tarantino | 2016 | Logic's sixth mixtape, and the first to use the Bobby Tarantino moniker. |
| Bobby Tarantino II | 2018 | Logic's seventh mixtape. |
| Bobby Tarantino III | 2021 | After being leaked earlier in July 2021, it was released on July 30th. Logic announces on the album that his was working on his last album with Def Jam. |
| Before The Basement Volume 1 | 2023 | Logic's brief revival of his Psychological moniker for a Discord mixtape featuring previously unreleased Psychological tracks. |
| Inglorious Basterd | Logic's community mixtape, released on his original Discord server for the fans. |
| Release | Year | Information |
|---|---|---|
| Louis Vuitton Briefcase (unreleased version) | 2020 | Logic's unreleased full-length beat tape that was never released. It contained 28 tracks, one of them a reference to Planetory Destruction, which was released in 2021. |
| TwitchTape Vol. 1 | Logic's final release before "retiring". | |
| Peanuts | 2022 | Logic's first official beat tape, using the moniker "Peanuts" as to avoid restarting the clock on his departure from Def Jam. |
| Loopin the 1st | Logic's first beat tape to make it onto streaming services. | |
| Fantastic Beats and Where to Find Them | Logic's second beat tape to make it onto streaming services, once again under the moniker "Peanuts". | |
| Picnic | 2023 | Another Peanuts beat tape, this one seemingly inspired by Charlie Brown. |
| Loopin' the 2nd | Another Peanuts beat tape, released shortly after College Park. | |
| Louis Vuitton Briefcase | Logic's official release of the previously leaked Louis Vuitton Briefcase beat tape. | |
| Super Microphonus | Sixth Peanuts beat tape. | |
| Loopin' the 3rd | 2024 | The third beat tape in the Loopin' the ___ Peanuts beat tape series. |
| Gold Chain | Logic's second beat tape for 2024, this one being a Discord exclusive. |
| Release | Year | Information |
|---|---|---|
| Bob's Demo | 2005 | The known songs from before Logic had a stagename. |
| Psychological | 2009 | The first of Logic's works to enter the music industry. |
To see the singles that Logic was featured on, see "Logic as a featured artist."