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"Mark Ronson has admitted that criticism of the brass-heavy sound of his album Version may have influenced a change in direction on his forthcoming LP Record Collection. The producer and DJ told DS that as well as sharing some of the hip-hop supporting cast in Q-Tip and Ghostface Killah, his new album is a return to the &amp;quot;spirit and attitude&amp;quot; of his 2003 debut Here Comes The Fuzz. Ronson said: &amp;quot;I was definitely aware of being extremely synonymous with a certain sound - there&amp;#039;s this running punchline of Mark Ronson and his Merry Band of Trumpeteers or whatever. &amp;quot;Most artists are pretty thin-skinned, whatever they have you believe. You read that enough about yourself and you think, &amp;#039;F**k, maybe I do need to change up?&amp;#039;.&amp;quot; He added: &amp;quot;Every now and then you need a shot in the arm from somewhere to do something different. &amp;quot;I think if Version hadn&amp;#039;t been as successful as it was, and if not that many people had heard it, maybe I&amp;#039;d still be doing those kind of arrangements.&amp;quot; &amp;gt; Click here to read our full interview with Mark Ronson "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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