Mark Ronson Quotes

It's Like Every Time You Have One Of These, You're Sort Of - Your Lease Is Renewed Another Five Years. And That's Kind Of Great For Me 'cause That's All I Really Want To Be Doing Still At This Point, Like Just Making Records And Getting To Work With, Like, Artists That I Think Are Exciting.

So Sometimes If I'm Working With A Rapper, Like Ghostface Killah Or Nas, Producing Usually Means, In Hip-hop, That You Make The Music. You Make The Beat, And You Give It To Them. And They Write The Rhymes.

I Think, You Know, For Me, Whatever I Need To Slot Into To Make That Music The Best It Can Be Or Help The Artists, Or Whoever I'm Working With, Achieve Whatever Vision They Have In Their Head For A Song.

You Have To Put These Hooks In It, You Know? You've Got To Make Sure You Got All That Ear Candy In It To Get It Through The Gate.

And Then, Also, When You're Doing Something That Doesn't Sound Like Anything Else On The Radio At The Time, You Almost Need To, Like, Ironclad It To Make Sure It Gets Through, You Know?

I Think That That Spirit, Or At Least The Raucousness Of Maybe That, Is In There. And Then Yeah, Like, Along The Way, You Fine Tune It 'cause You're Thinking, Like, Ok, We Need To Now Turn This Into A Song.

I Think That Where It Came From And The Initial Birth Of It - It Did Come Out Of A Jam At Bruno's Studio, You Know? He Was Playing Drums. And Jeff Bhasker, Who Co-produced The Record With Us, Is On Synths, And I Was Playing Bass.

I Rarely Ever Respond To Misquotes And Wrong Information. Plus, It Only Serves To Bring Attention To The Matter.

I Used To Be A Serious Sneaker Addict, But I've Moved On A Little Bit From Those Days.

Being A Die-hard Knicks Fan, I Remember Hunting Down These Orange-and-blue Nikes That They Only Released In England. And I Used To Hunt For Sneakers When I Dj'd In Japan. But Then Nike Flooded The Market With A Head-spinning Array Of Color Combinations And It Just Didn't Seem Cool Anymore.

Djing Is An Art That I Have The Utmost Respect For, And I've Been Practising It Since I Was 17 Years Old. Doing Tom Cruise Wedding-type Things Becomes The Focal Point Of Every Interview, And You Realize That You Have To Cut It Out If You Don't Want To Be Answering Questions About That.

Stevie Wonder Doing 'we Can Work It Out' By The Beatles Is One Of My Favorite Records Of All Time.