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Mecca: 83 'Loosies'


Mecca: 83 'Loosies'Regular readers will know that The New Beat Maker is especially partial to the sounds of Mecca: 83.

The UK beatmaker specializes in beautiful productions which mix post - Dilla drums and soul with jazz and UK vibes to an always pleasing effect.  

Mecca:83 has gone to the trouble of putting together this collection of free downloads, compilation tracks and remixes that all dropped this year for your listening pleasure.  

Every cut on 'Loosies' is a gem. There's the poignant  'Eternally' and the 'Daybreak' remix by fellow beatmaking royalty Ta-Ku, which recently set the beatmaking twittersphere ablaze with excitement;  as well as the fitting Roy Ayes tribute 'Closer To Ubiquity' and another personal favourite of mine 'Nightshift', which has plenty of ill syncopation to get lost in.

These 'Loosies' are beneficial to your health.  Inhale deeply.  


For all Mecca: 83 posts, including an EXCLUSIVE interview, click here.

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