he had expressed his displeasure with the "underground" hip-hop scene and labels. Spork Kills' first single was "Night of the Hip N Dead." The video was directed by Donlee Brussel. It premiered on mtvU. In 2013, he revealed he was working on his first new louis logic album since 2006's Misery Loves Comedy in Copenhagen. The album was called Look on the Blight Side and was released in November 2013 on Fake Four Inc. This project was completely self-produced, featuring several artists on various instruments. After many years of hip hop releases, studying and implementing voice and piano along the way, Louis moved on to working exclusively on electronic indie - pop singer/songwriter music and broke a three-year silence with the release of a new collaborative band project with Minneapolis rapper/producer and longtime tourmate ECID called TOYFRiEND. Their debut EP Foolhearty was self-released in December 2017. In late 2017, Louis revealed on Instagram that he had "been getting a lot of "thought you were dead" messages lately, for the last 3 years" as an announcement to his new creative direction TOYFRiEND following his long period of activity under the handle Louis Logic. Soon after, Dorley updated his instagram bio to include "once upon a time, i was louis logic. TOYFRiEND" and further updated his Twitter bio to state "pka Louis Logic" (previously known as). Louis "Logic" continues to release music in part with his friend ECID under the new band label. Discography Studio albums Sin-A-Matic (Solid Records, 2003) Misery Loves Comedy (Fat Beats, 2006) Look on the Blight Side (Fake Four Inc., 2013) Collaborations The Godz Must Be Crazy [EP] (2002) (with The Demigodz) Alcohol/Ism (Brick, 2004) (with Jay Love, as The Odd Couple) Beaches Love Us [EP] (See the CHeetah!, 2009) (with Spork Kills) Compilations & mixtapes Music to Drink By: A Collection of Loosies & Exclusives (2000) Debacle in a Bottle: A Not Album (2002) Blame It on the Hooch (2004) Blame It on the Hooch .2 (2005) Me & Everyone You Know (2010) References External links Official Facebook Page "Louis Logic: More Than Rap" Interview in MVRemix Urban, September 2008 American male rappers East Coast hip hop musicians Living people Rappers from Brooklyn Underground rappers Year of birth missing (living people) 21st-century American rappers 21st-century American male musicians Demigodz members