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Mark Ronson is finally letting his emotions go

Published 21 February 2019, 10:00 am
He's created some of the most mammoth party tunes in musical history but on his new album 'Late Night Feelings' Mark Ronson is cutting a little deeper. The megastar DJ told The Feed's Patrick Abboud about what self help books he's reading, his desire for a family and the relief of expressing his emotions through his music.
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