Parallel to the development of Modern Explorer, Alex has founded a side project and created the deep house band, Black Logic. Comprising Alex at its nucleus, the new project incorporates a bass player, guitarist, saxophonist and a revolving roster of vocalists, with the intention being to channel the deep house and jazzanova era that was present in London in 1998, when Alex first moved to the capital.   
After immersing himself in the world of modular machines for the last few years, the collective has given Alex the opportunity to express his love for jazz and deeper shades of house music through live instrumentation. Rekindling his connection with organic instruments and allowing him to implement his skills as a composer and musical director, the band have been prolific with 50 tracks already recorded. Exploring the breadth of styles within jazz and deep house, they have delved into broken beats, and more traditional four-to-the-floor, always with a firm focus on depth and feeling. 
A staple of the UK’s underground electronic scene, Alex Arnout has been DJing and producing for over two decades, playing everywhere from DC10 to Fabric. Beyond his DJ career, he's been a force in the studio, collaborating with major names like Daz I Kue (Bugs In The Attic), Leiam Sullivan (as Ceramix), and Jamie Jones and producing tracks that have earned global recognition. As the head of his own label, Dogmatik, Alex also played a crucial role in launching the career of Maya Jane Coles and supporting a roster of talent such as Glimpse, Peace Division, Afrilounge, Tom Demac, Mark E, Ed Davenport, Stojche and Claire Ripley.
His productions are known for their depth and groove, and with Black Logic, he’s bringing that same energy to a live setting. Music For Freaks is chuffed to be releasing this debut EP and it marks the first of our 2025 releases, which will focus on live electronic projects from artists with deep roots in electronic music.

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Breathe More EP

Get Off

She's A Nobody

Everything Is So Confusing

Mothers Eyes

A long time ago them Freaks (Luke Solomon & Justin Harris) built a bridge with Chicago. It was a long Freaky bridge that absorbed a whole community of misfits. They joined forces and built a fort under the banner of Music for Freaks.
The fort was built to protect them from the normals - but also a place to build an army of associated miscreants that would slowly begin their attack on the offending world of bland dance music. The army grew and Freaks took to the road ....