Mark Ronson is an acclaimed British-American musician, DJ, songwriter, and record producer renowned for his sophisticated style and innovative sound that blends various genres, including pop, funk, and soul. Born on September 4, 1975, Ronson grew up immersed in music and the arts, thanks in part to the creative environment shaped by his stepfather, Foreigner's guitarist Mick Jones. Ronson's career took a meteoric rise with his second studio album, "Version," which showcased his ability to craft hit covers with a unique twist. However, it was with his 2014 smash hit "Uptown Funk," featuring Bruno Mars, from his fourth album "Uptown Special," that Ronson became a household name, securing his place in music history.

A multiple Grammy Award winner, Mark Ronson is known for his collaborations with some of the biggest names in the industry, including Amy Winehouse, Lady Gaga, and Adele. His discography boasts an impressive range of work, from creating heart-wrenching ballads to producing chart-topping dance tracks. In recent years, Ronson has ventured into scoring for film and television, exemplified by his work on the soundtracks for movies like "ELVIS," contributing both original scores and remixes like "Can't Help Falling in Love (Mark Ronson Remix)." His artistry extends into curatorial projects, such as his series, "Watch the Sound With Mark Ronson," which showcases his fascination with the process of music-making and his commitment to exploring the boundaries of sound. With each new release, including "Ancora, ancora, ancora (Mark Ronson Remix)" and his collaboration with Lucky Daye on "Too Much," Ronson continues to push the envelope and solidify his status as one of the most innovative and influential figures in contemporary music.

Genres

Pop Soul

Related Artists

Diplo

Disclosure

Pharrell Williams

Bruno Mars

Calvin Harris

Dua Lipa

Anderson .Paak

Tame Impala

Daft Punk

Kygo

Major Lazer

Zedd

Latest Release

Espresso (Working Late Remixes)

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Mark Ronson

Single - Released May 31, 2024