Mark Ronson & The Business Intl
Record Collection

It's very easy to be suspicious of Mark Ronson. Never mind the family connections, the fame garnered from helming albums by Lily Allen and Amy Winehou...

"He wants to write his own tunes instead of ruining everyone else's," Oasis guitarist/songwriter/wit Noel Gallagher once quipped about Mark Ronson. It...

Mark Ronson, the stylish, clever beat maker, whose last album was a blast of inspired and fun cover versions, has done away with the brassy and orches...

Mark Ronson is the epitome of everything that is wrong in the music industry: privileged background, famous connections, celebrity status. He’s carved...

Mark Ronson’s third studio album again see’s him pulling together a small army of collaborators but is it a case having all the right ingredients or t...

Unfortunately, the attempt at fusion on Record Collection just comes across as tired, despite involvement from Ghostface Killah, Q-Tip and D'Angelo.It...

The past few years have seen Mark Ronson skyrocket into the higher echelon of producer/DJ/soul/dance music pioneers. After virtually discovering Lily ...

Kingmaker or opportunist One trick pony or genius The ‘06-‘07 ubiquity of Mark Ronson generated as many questions as it did chart-topping albums. In...

Ronson’s vocals make Simon Le Bon sound like a soul giant in 'Record Collection'. Rating: * * *.On his singing debut, Mark Ronson makes fun of his i...

Having hit the big time with a number of trumpet heavy covers on his 2007 album 'Version', it's nice to see Mark Ronson release some new original comp...