Mark Ronson

Grounded in hip-hop yet never averse to pop, Mark Ronson has applied his voracious musical obsessions to become one of the most commercially successful producers from the mid-2000s onward. The DJ-turned-recording artist made his true solo debut with "Ooh Wee" (2003), a collaboration with Ghostface Killah and Nate Dogg that went Top 20 in his native U.K., but he truly set himself apart as the co-producer of Amy Winehouse's throwback-styled Back to Black (2006), a global smash that earned him his first three Grammy Awards, including Producer of the Year. Ronson's subsequent solo albums, all stocked with high-profile guest appearances, have either crowned or nearly topped the U.K. charts. Uptown Special (2015) was particularly fruitful -- and a Top Five pop, Grammy-winning LP in the U.S. -- driven by the Bruno Mars-fronted "Uptown Funk," another international hit that earned multiple Recording Academy nods itself. Ronson has since produced material for Lady Gaga (Joanne and the Grammy-winning "Shallow") and Queens of the Stone Age (Villains), teamed up with Diplo as Silk City (the Grammy-winning "Electricity"), and returned as a solo headliner with Late Night Feelings (2019). Ever collaborative, he paired with Raissa Khan-Panni for "I Want to See the Bright Lights Tonight" (2020) and Diplo for "New Love" (2021). He also served as executive producer on the Grammy-winning soundtrack to the hit Barbie movie in 2023.

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