News
Neon Trees Set to Support
Aug 02, 2011
By Margot Cooper Gruen
Duran Duran have announced that they will be headlining a fall North American Tour, kicking off September 23 in Washington and ending October 29 in New Jersey. More
Feat: MNDR, Pharrell, Wiley & Wretch 32
Jul 27, 2011
By Laura Studarus
Hot on the heels of the candy-coated delights of last year’s Record Collection, Mark Ronson (and the Business Inl) have announced single, “Record Collection 2012.” We have the details. More
Mark Ronson, Boy George, and Andrew Wyatt Hit Jools Holland
Oct 15, 2010
By Laura Studarus
In Mark Ronson’s new video for melancholy up-tempo cut “Somebody to Love Me” he repurposes vintage footage of a Boy George surprise party. He's also been hitting the late night shows. We have video of both. More
Rose Elinor Dougall, MDNR and Q-Tip Guest
Oct 12, 2010
By Laura Studarus
Last night Mark Ronson and the Business Intl. (this time, Rose Elinor Dougall, MDNR and Q-Tip) took the stage at Letterman to play ear-worm cut “Bang Bang Bang” (from recently released Record Collection More
“Somebody to Love Me” and “Bang Bang Bang”
Oct 01, 2010
By Laura Studarus
Mark Ronson recently stopped by Jools Holland to play a few cuts from recently released album, Record Collection. We have the videos. More
Cameo by Rose Elinor Dougall
Sep 01, 2010
By Laura Studarus
Mark Ronson has released the video for new single “The Bike Song.” We have the retro-looking clip that features Spank Rock, The View's Kyle Falconer, and Rose Elinor Dougall. More
Album Features Simon Le Bon, Boy George, and Rose Elinor Dougall
Aug 09, 2010
By Brie Savard
Mark Ronson has announced a September 28 U.S. release date for his third album, Record Collection, the followup to 2007's Version More
Record Collection Due This September
Jun 10, 2010
By Laura Studarus
Just in time for the summer, producer/musician Mark Ronson is back with a new album, Record Collection (due September via RCA). We have the details and guest list. More
Interviews
Oct 12, 2010
By Frank Valish
Going into the follow-up to his 2007 smash album Version,
Mark Ronson knew he needed to do something different. Although Ronson's previous production work with Amy Winehouse and Lily Allen catapulted him to the forefront of prestigious DJs/producers worldwide, Version established him as an artist in his own right, with its danceable, horn-filled reinterpretations of seminal British songs from the likes of Radiohead, The Jam, and The Smiths. The album was cutting edge, but with its success came a backlash, especially from those who took offense to his genre-hopping covers of what Ronson refers to as beloved sacred cows. More
Reviews
Oct 01, 2010
By Frank Valish
The past few years have seen Mark Ronson skyrocket into the higher echelon of producer/DJ/soul/dance music pioneers. More
