This Week in Records (24/06/2019): Two Door Cinema Club, Mark Ronson, & Stormzy
It’s been a long time coming… After half a year away, weekly records roundups are finally back.
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Lady Gaga joins Mark Ronson in the studio
This latest development follows other recent studio meet-ups that the singer has had with the likes of Paul McCartney, Nile Rogers and RedOne.
Review: Mark Ronson – Uptown Special
With incredibly high expectations, especially after the instantaneous success of a certain ‘Uptown Funk’, did Uptown Special live up to those heights?
Film Archive: Bronson is a horrible, self-indulgent mess of a film
Tom Hardy gives a stunning performance as one of Britain’s most infamous criminals, but unfortunately the…
The Edge’s List of 2019: King Princess
Signed onto Mark Ronson’s Zelig Music record label, the popstar is tipped for a big 2019.
Uptown Funk named UK’s Biggest Selling Song of 2015
Mark Ronson and Bruno Mars’ catchy hit beat out OMI and Hozier to become the best-selling single of 2015. Don’t believe me- just watch.
Review: Miike Snow – ‘Heart Is Full’
The duo behind Britney Spears’ ‘Toxic’, a singer/songwriter who composed a ballet with Mark Ronson, and one half of Galantis bring us ‘Heart Is Full’. Xavier reviews.
This Week In Records
This Week In Records (06/07/15-12/07/15) brings the hotly anticipated debut album from London trio Years & Years, and singles from Prides, Mark Ronson and Brandon Flowers.
Chart round up: Meghan Trainor is back
Chart round up of Sunday 25th January sees a scattering of non-movers and some exciting new releases from Mark Ronson and Enter Shikari to name just a few.
Chart round-up: Ben Haenow gets Christmas number one
The X Factor winner beats Mark Ronson and Bruno Mars’ collaborative effort, ‘Uptown Funk’, for the top spot.
Covers that Beat the Original
This may be controversial to say, but sometimes, the cover really DOES beat the original.…
Two Halves of an Incomplete Whole: A Review of Miley Cyrus’ Plastic Hearts
Sam Pegg takes us through the confusing vibes of the newest LP from Miley Cyrus.
The Next Big Genre
Morgan McMillan explores which genre will be taking over the music industry
The Age of Big-Name Collabs: Are We Still Excited?
It seems like every week we have a new collaborations in the charts, but have artists exhausted the trend?