continued to do that to date. He has since produced several artists' work, most notably that of Caron Wheeler, Ruth Joy and Kwesi. 2015–present During the year of 2015, McIntosh was interviewed by Daniel Falconer of the celebrity magazine Female First to speak about his top 10 career moments. Also in the same year, he participated in a charity fundraising event in Glasgow, Scotland in aid of supporting Gambia. In 2016, leading Toronto newspaper Now interviewed McIntosh on how he was seen as being responsible for introducing Toronto to UK soul music in the 1980s and 1990s. In 2017, McIntosh was asked by Red Bull Music Academy in the Australian city of Melbourne, to speak about how he previously produced Loose Ends' songs. During 2020, Smooth Radio presenter Angie Greaves interviewed McIntosh on how he continued with Loose Ends without the former members explaining how the group did not break up when two members left. Soon after, McIntosh was asked by Roland Corporation music to discuss and demonstrate how he produced the drum programming using the legendary Roland TR-808 drum machine for the hit song "Hangin' on a String (Contemplating)". McIntosh went into great detail explaining how it was produced. McIntosh continues to perform, writing new songs under the name Loose Ends with the line-up from 1990, Linda Carriere and Sunay Suleyman. In 2021, Loose Ends signed a new record deal with the British hip hop label Digital Jukebox Records to release new singles and albums. Discography Studio albums Compilation albums Singles References External links Musical groups established in 1980 British contemporary R&B musical groups Musical groups from London Virgin Records artists MCA Records artists Black British musical groups British soul musical groups British post-disco music groups