Living Roots is a Livetronica duo that brings a healthy dose of musical medicine to the stage. Travis plays with an array of flavors that feature worldly spices, sweet and savory grooves, with crunchy beats that will nourish your soul and cleanse your palate. With the addition of didgeridoo, drums and flutes, he blends together sounds that are new and old, sacred and experimental, fiery and sultry. Logan sings and plays ukulele and U-Bass. Her voice is full of passion and spirit. Together they create an atmosphere that captures the heart. Living Roots' music is great for any time of day or night, but their favorite time to play is in the witching hours when time slows down and a doorway opens to another dimension where listeners can bask in the wonder that is this existence.
BIO
Travis Bond
Travis grew up in Oregon and found a passion for music and art early on. In second grade he started acting in plays at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival where surrounded by artists, musicians and performers he got his first taste of live performance. Moving through life he fell in love with travelling, organic farming and music festivals. While living in Australia, he made his first instrument, a didgeridoo. Once he learned how to play the didge it was on! Over the last few years, he has picked up new instruments and found eclectic ways to mix them together with electronic music. His goal is to get everyone dancing and sharing a prayer of love and laughter as we beat our drums and stamp our feet to the same rhythm.
Logan (l-Boogy) Brown
Logan forged a deep relationship with music from an early age. Raised on Motown, Whitney Houston, Enya and World music, her sound has a rich variety of flavors she is always building on. She grew up in California and moved to Oregon at a young age. This move infused her spunky character with love of wilderness. These explorations into nature began her relationship with beat poetry and songwriting as an art form. Cultivating this skill, she visited open mics and poetry slams as often as she could. After a few attempts at small bands and guest features in college, she began contributing to Living Roots. Working on this project has only increased her love of music, to the point where creating it with only her voice wasn’t enough. She started playing the mandolin and banjolele in 2017 and hopes to translate the same soulful energy she’s carried throughout her life to the strings in future projects.