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Albums Mark Ronson produced
The retro-soul hitmaker behind Amy Winehouse, "Uptown Funk" and the Barbie soundtrack.
Mark Ronson is a British-American producer and DJ known for fusing vintage soul and funk with modern pop. This guide collects the albums he produced, from Amy Winehouse's Back to Black to his own Grammy-winning Uptown Special.
Mark Ronson is a record-collector's producer, a DJ who learned pop by digging through old soul, funk and disco, then rebuilt it with live horns and crisp modern drums. His best work sounds both decades old and brand new.
These are the albums that carry that vintage-but-fresh signature.
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Back to Black
★ 4.6 · 4—Ronson produced roughly half the album ("Rehab" and the title track among them) recasting 1960s girl-group soul for the 21st century. It won him a Grammy and remains his defining work.
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Version
Be the first to rate—His covers album, reworking modern songs as brassy retro-soul, the record that made his name as an artist.
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Uptown Special
Be the first to rate—The Grammy-winning album built around "Uptown Funk," the Bruno Mars-fronted juggernaut that topped charts around the world for months.
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Late Night Feelings
Be the first to rate—A sleek, melancholy "sad bangers" record, pairing dancefloor production with a roster of guest vocalists.
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Barbie the Album (2023)
Ronson was lead and executive producer of the Barbie soundtrack, a number-one album he co-wrote much of with his partner Andrew Wyatt. It won three Grammys and produced Billie Eilish's "What Was I Made For?"
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