The Only One: Logic1000 and Christine and the Queens

Logic1000 and Christine and the Queens release The Only One, the third single from Logic1000’s upcoming album Confirmation!, which is scheduled for release on October 2 via the label Therapy/Because Music. The track features vocals by Rahim Redcar and is described as having a bright synth-pop production and a danceable vibe.

The music video for the single was directed by Dora Paphides and choreographed by Lucy Brooks, and it depicts a dance between Rahim Redcar, presented in a suit, and a group of young dancers moving in harmony. Confirmation! will include additional collaborations with FAUZIA and yunè pinku, and Logic1000 previously released a 2024 debut album titled Mother.

The collaboration is described as a natural fit and as a message of hope to younger generations.

The single “The Only One” is a collaboration between Logic1000 and Christine and the Queens and serves as the third single from Logic1000’s anticipated album “Confirmation!”, which is set to release on October 2 through the label Therapy/Because Music. The track is characterized by a bright synth-pop production and a danceable vibe, with vocals contributed by Rahim Redcar. Additionally, the music video was directed by Dora Paphides and includes choreography by Lucy Brooks, featuring a dance sequence with Rahim Redcar and young performers.

Logic1000, who released her debut album “Mother” in 2024, will also feature other collaborations on the “Confirmation!” album, including tracks with FAUZIA and yunè pinku. The collaboration of Logic1000 and Christine and the Queens is highlighted as being a natural fit, aiming to deliver a message of hope to younger audiences. The video for “The Only One” reflects this theme through a harmonious dance performance by its cast.

The music video for ‘The Only One’ was directed by Dora Paphides and credits Lucy Brooks as the choreographer. Rahim Redcar provides the vocals on the track and appears in the video, performing within the choreographed sequences alongside a cast of young dancers.

The video depicts a dance between Rahim Redcar, presented in a suit, and a group of young dancers moving in harmony, with the choreography forming the central visual element. The piece is presented as a staged dance performance that emphasizes coordinated movement across the cast.

Credits for the director and choreographer are listed with the video’s release materials.

The article characterizes the collaboration between Logic1000 and Christine and the Queens as a natural fit, presenting that description as part of its coverage of the single “The Only One” and noting the collaboration in relation to Logic1000’s upcoming album “Confirmation!”.

It also describes the collaboration as a message of hope to younger generations, stating that characterization within the same coverage of the release.

“A project that promises to be as danceable as we love!”

The article includes the direct quote presented in the context of discussing the track’s danceable qualities. No speaker is identified for that quote in the available content, and the article does not provide further attribution for the phrase. The available sources do not provide this information.

The Only One is a collaboration between Logic1000 and Christine and the Queens. Rahim Redcar provides the vocals on the track and appears in the music video performing within choreographed sequences. The music video for the song was directed by Dora Paphides and lists Lucy Brooks as the choreographer. The video depicts a dance between Rahim Redcar, presented in a suit, and a group of young dancers moving in harmony.

The song is presented as the third single from Logic1000’s upcoming album Confirmation! Confirmation! is scheduled for release on October 2 via the label Therapy/Because Music and will include two additional collaborations, with FAUZIA and yunè pinku, alongside the track with Christine and the Queens. The track features a bright synth-pop production and a danceable vibe. Logic1000 previously released a 2024 debut album titled Mother.

The Only One is a collaboration between Logic1000 and Christine and the Queens and is presented as the third single from Logic1000’s upcoming album Confirmation!, which is scheduled for release on October 2 via the label Therapy/Because Music. The track features vocals by Rahim Redcar and a bright synth-pop production with a danceable vibe.

The music video was directed by Dora Paphides, choreographed by Lucy Brooks, and depicts a dance between Rahim Redcar, presented in a suit, and a group of young dancers moving in harmony.

Confirmation! will include additional collaborations with FAUZIA and yunè pinku, and Logic1000 previously released a 2024 debut album titled Mother.

The Only One is a collaboration between Logic1000 and Christine and the Queens and is presented as the third single from Logic1000’s upcoming album Confirmation!, which is scheduled for release on October 2 via the label Therapy/Because Music. The track features a bright synth-pop production and a danceable vibe and includes vocals by Rahim Redcar.

The music video for The Only One was directed by Dora Paphides, lists Lucy Brooks as the choreographer, and depicts a dance between Rahim Redcar, presented in a suit, and a group of young dancers moving in harmony.

Confirmation! will include additional collaborations with FAUZIA and yunè pinku alongside the track with Christine and the Queens. The article characterizes the collaboration between Logic1000 and Christine and the Queens as a natural fit and as a message of hope to younger generations.

The article characterizes the collaboration between Logic1000 and Christine and the Queens as a natural fit and presents that characterization in connection with the release of the single “The Only One” and the upcoming album Confirmation!. The piece also frames the collaboration as a message of hope to younger generations and places those characterizations within its coverage of the single.

The article includes the direct quote “A project that promises to be as danceable as we love!” presented in quotation marks within the discussion of the track’s danceable qualities.

A project that promises to be as danceable as we love!

The quoted phrase is shown in the context of describing the song’s rhythmic and dance-oriented aspects and is presented without an identified speaker in the article. No speaker is identified for that quote in the available content and the article does not provide further attribution for the phrase. The available sources do not provide this information.

Logic1000 and Christine and the Queens are credited as collaborators on “The Only One.” Rahim Redcar provides the vocals on the track. The track is described as featuring a bright synth-pop production and a danceable vibe. The song is presented as the third single from Logic1000’s upcoming album Confirmation!

The album Confirmation! is scheduled for release on October 2 via Therapy/Because Music and will include additional collaborations with FAUZIA and yunè pinku. The music video for “The Only One” was directed by Dora Paphides and credits Lucy Brooks as choreographer. The video depicts a dance between Rahim Redcar, presented in a suit, and a group of young dancers moving in harmony.