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Dezeen Music Project: Global Love by LogOut

Dutch musician LogOut has got a new album out called Little Things Buried in Concrete, released last month on Inner Ear Records, which this guitar-driven track is taken from.

The production is quite a departure from the stripped-down sound of LogOut's previous album, Paper Plane Flight Recorder, which we featured a track from last year. But his ear for a catchy melody remains unchanged.

You can buy the new album here.

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Dezeen Music Project: Where Are Your People? by We Have Band

Here's another track by British trio We Have Band, who we discovered at the MINI Paceman Garage in Milan this year. Where Are Your People? is taken from the band's most recent album, Ternion, released last year on French label Naïve Records.

You can watch the music video for the song here.

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Dezeen Music Project: Don't Go by Strong Asian Mothers

Here's another track by east London band Strong Asian Mothers, whose music is featured on the first three movies from our Dezeen Live series of talks filmed at 100% Design.

You can listen to more Strong Asian Mothers tracks on Dezeen Music Project here, and watch yesterday's Dezeen Live movie featuring Sam Jacob here.

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Dezeen Music Project: Grandma Got Groove by It Takes Two To Tango

The fantastically mellow groove on this track by UK producer It Takes Two To Tango is as chilled-out as it is soulful. If French duo Air ever recorded a track with Bill Withers, this is what it would sound like.

Make sure you also check out It Takes Two To Tango's remix of Settle Down by Kimbra that we featured on Dezeen Music Project earlier in the year.

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Dezeen Music Project: Electric Fizz by Mykus, featuring Fruit Shoes

Here's another collaboration between UK producer Mykus and the singer Fruit Shoes, who are fast becoming Dezeen Music Project favourites. Just like their previous tracks Carrots and A Blemish, Electric Fizz is a glitchy mix of stuttering rhythms and mashed up samples that feels like it's on the verge of falling apart at any moment. It's a genuinely unique sound and well worth a listen.

If you like what you hear, make sure you check out the other tracks by Mykus and Fruit Shoes that we've featured on Dezeen Music Project so far.

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East London musician K H U S H I is enjoying a seriously creative streak, bringing out a new track almost every week. We featured his first track on Dezeen Music Project earlier in the month, and this new one follows in a similar vein. Alternately soaring and intimate vocal melodies drive the song forward, with unshowy but effective keyboard and guitar parts providing backing and occasional embellishment.

If you like what you hear, make sure you check out other great tracks by K H U S H I on his Soundcloud page.

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Dezeen Music Project: Seven Years Old by K H U S H I

We've never shied away from being eclectic on Dezeen Music Project, so after the glitchy, industrial intensity of Yuri Suzuki's track on Monday, we thought we'd change the vibe up completely with this tender pop song by upcoming east London musician K H U S H I.

The track's tone is set by its warm and fuzzy opening keyboard drone, before building to a gentle crescendo with layered vocal harmonies, chiming acoustic guitar hook and increasingly energetic drums.

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Dezeen Music Project: Airy Fairy by Monophonic, featuring Jekka

This pulsing, shimmering electronica track is a new collaboration between Ukrainian musician Monophonic and Moscow-based singer Jekka, who we featured on Dezeen Music project back in June.

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Dezeen Music Project: Bee by Efrat Ben Zur

We continue our exploration of tracks by artists on music label Anova Music with this enchanting song by Israeli singer and actress Efrat Ben Zur. Bee is Ben Zur's lulling, almost hypnotic interpretation of the Emily Dickinson poem Bee! I'm Expecting You, and is taken from her 2012 album Robin, which contains eight other Dickinson poems set to music.

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Dezeen Music Project: Going Far by Kitzu

Israeli music label Anova Music have sent us over so many great tracks recently that we couldn't just choose one, so we're going to feature a track by one of their artists each day for the rest of the week on Dezeen Music Project.

First up is this slick track by Jerusalem-based band Kitzu. Taken from their recently released debut album, Going Far combines glitchy, post-rock instrumentation with a solid bass groove and infectious vocal hook.

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