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Dezeen Music Project: Broken Clocks by Jekka

This song by Moscow-based musician Jekka shows what you can do with just a laptop, a microKORG and some talent. Layers of looped vocal samples and a full-blooded synth bass combine to provide a platform for Jekka's powerful, dynamic vocal melody. It's a bold and energetic style that draws favourable comparisons with the excellent Tune-Yards album of last year.

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Dezeen Music Project: Baby on My Back by Yair Kass

Dezeen Music Project was behind the decks at PearsonLloyd and Bene's Docklands preview at Hackney House last night. You can check out a few snaps from the event on Facebook here.

This lo-fi track by Yair Kass went down well with the crowd, who were clearly feeling the vintage vibe. As with his track End of the Day that we featured earlier in the year, Baby on My Back gets its retro feel from the old 70s keyboards Yair Kass exclusively used to make it.

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Dezeen Music Project: Carrots by Mykus, featuring Fruit Shoes

Here's another collaboration between UK producer Mykus and singer Fruit Shoes, although Carrots is a much mellower, more light-hearted offering compared to the dark and glitchy track that we featured on Dezeen Music Project a couple of months ago. Here we've got cute, catchy vocals and a refreshingly lo-fi, almost clunky bass-line that sets the tone for the track as a whole.

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Dezeen Music Project: End of the Day by Yair Kass

Here's a mid-week dose of lo-fi goodness from Israeli musician and producer Yair Kass.

With 70s synths pulsing underneath a summery, lazy vocal hook, End of the Day provides a great laid-back groove to help you through the busy week.

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