BlendTape: MWCC "Mozambique West Coast Coalition: The Instrumental Tribute"
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Producers Al Jazz, Origimoz and Dareenzo pay tribute to the West Coast musical movement
It would be a crime for me to try to post up this new Mozambique West Coast Coalition: The Instrumental Tribute project without giving credit to the website Beats N Crates. If it wasn’t for Aaron and that amazing site, I don’t think I would have come across this gem of a instrumental LP (which, according to their BandCamp page, has been available since March 14). The production team MWCC is made up of producers Origimoz, Al Jazz and Dareenzo, a trio of musicians who are all “…of Mozambican heritage that decided to give their own interpretations on how the West Coast influences them musically.” I wouldn’t go so far as to say it’s a straight up-and-down rendering of the classic 90’s era “G-funk” sound, as the guys would rather give listeners their own unique sound with hints of their “west coast” influences. The results are some really ear-catching beats that any instrumental fan will surely appreciate. Here’s the official rundown:
“This project was envisioned to pay tribute to the West Coast musical architects, the style, inspiration and also the musical movement in general. Al Jazz, Dareenzo & Origimoz are all producers of Mozambican heritage that decided to give their own interpretations on how the West Coast influences them musically. After much fun and dedication, we present to you: MWCC!”
Right now, most bloggers would say something like “So, put on your Chuck Taylors and throw up your ‘W’s’ homie!” but that would just be corny….right? Instead I’ll just say download Mozambique West Coast Coalition: The Instrumental Tribute from MWCC and play it at high volume …preferably in a residential area…homie.
It would be a crime for me to try to post up this new Mozambique West Coast Coalition: The Instrumental Tribute project without giving credit to the website Beats N Crates. If it wasn’t for Aaron and that amazing site, I don’t think I would have come across this gem of a instrumental LP (which, according to their BandCamp page, has been available since March 14). The production team MWCC is made up of producers Origimoz, Al Jazz and Dareenzo, a trio of musicians who are all “…of Mozambican heritage that decided to give their own interpretations on how the West Coast influences them musically.” I wouldn’t go so far as to say it’s a straight up-and-down rendering of the classic 90’s era “G-funk” sound, as the guys would rather give listeners their own unique sound with hints of their “west coast” influences. The results are some really ear-catching beats that any instrumental fan will surely appreciate. Here’s the official rundown:
“This project was envisioned to pay tribute to the West Coast musical architects, the style, inspiration and also the musical movement in general. Al Jazz, Dareenzo & Origimoz are all producers of Mozambican heritage that decided to give their own interpretations on how the West Coast influences them musically. After much fun and dedication, we present to you: MWCC!”
Right now, most bloggers would say something like “So, put on your Chuck Taylors and throw up your ‘W’s’ homie!” but that would just be corny….right? Instead I’ll just say download Mozambique West Coast Coalition: The Instrumental Tribute from MWCC and play it at high volume …preferably in a residential area…homie.
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