Mark Ronson
12 articles
Audio interviews
Interview by Maureen Paton, Rock's Backpages Audio, 13 June 2007
... in which Maureen Paton takes a cab ride round the childhood haunts of the producer/DJ. After talking slightly sheepishly about his "mid-Atlantic drawl", Ronson recalls his family background; growing up surrounded by rock'n'roll and rock musicians; being tucked in bed by Robin Williams; his fondness of vintage music and production; producing Amy Winehouse; being a performer and DJ — at P Diddy's birthday party! — and being a school chum of Sean Lennon's.
File format: mp3; file size: 48.6.5mb, interview length: 60' 38" sound quality: ***
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Review by Jude Rogers, New Statesman, 9 April 2007
POP MUSIC in 2007 is glorious – energetic, intelligent and glowing with life. Its master of ceremonies is Mark Ronson, a charismatic London-born New Yorker ...
Mark Ronson: Stop Me If You Think You've Heard This One Before
Interview by Alan Light, Guilt & Pleasure, September 2007
Shedding the mantle of socialite DJ to become a critically successful producer, Mark Ronson is Jewtastic. ...
Interview by Paul Elliott, Q, December 2007
Amy Winehouse didn't show. Her producer did. ...
Record Shopping with Mark Ronson
Report and Interview by Pete Paphides, The Times, 24 September 2010
He may have fallen out with Amy Winehouse but the A-list producer finds a soulmate in a fellow vinyl obsessive ...
Mark Ronson and the Business Intl.: Hackney Empire, London ***
Live Review by Caroline Sullivan, The Guardian, 30 September 2010
IT'S NO LONGER UNUSUAL for producers to become artists in their own right, but Mark Ronson looks like he hasn't quite thought the whole thing ...
Interview by Paul Lester, The Jewish Chronicle, 15 May 2014
Why star producer intends to have a ball ...
Songs for Swinging Authors: Can novelists write good lyrics?
Report and Interview by Dorian Lynskey, The Guardian, 21 January 2015
Forget moon in June. Today's pop lyrics are written by Pulitzer-winning novelists. We talk to the writers muscling into pop – and the musicians flirting ...
The privileged are taking over the arts – without the grit, pop culture is doomed
Comment by Stuart Maconie, New Statesman, 4 February 2015
With school music spending down and the benefits system crippled, the voices of pop have lost their bite. ...
Daptone Records: The Sound that Gave Amy Soul
Report and Interview by Paul Sexton, The Independent, 16 October 2015
Daptone Records has put authentic soul into R&B for 15 years, from Back to Black to 'Uptown Funk'. ...
Afrika Bambaataa and Mark Ronson: Uptown and Downtown Funk Masters
Report and Interview by Paul Lester, The Guardian, 27 October 2015
The pair remember two influential generations of hip-hop dance parties ahead of being honoured next month for their contributions to New York City's club scene. ...
Mark Ronson: Late Night Feelings (Columbia)
Review by David Bennun, Metro, June 2019
Mood music: Ronson keeps it subtle ...
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