Mark Ronson’s work has found its way into tons of the biggest pop hits in the world over the past two decades. And in that time he became a new kind of artist: a producer whose style is so distinct that his name became the marquee name. In this episode, Guy talks with Mark about his start DJing in New York, his instant connection with Amy Winehouse while producing "Back to Black", and working with Greta Gerwig to produce the music for "Barbie".

Links from the show:

Here Comes the Fuzz

Everybody Got Their Something - Nikka Costa

Back to Black

Valerie

Uptown Funk

Nothing Breaks Like a Heart

Barbie Soundtrack

Barbie Score

Mark's TED Talk on the history of sampling

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Mark Ronson on His Instant Connection with Amy Winehouse, Producing the Music for "Barbie", and Staying Relevant