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Mark Ronson & The Business INTL – Bang Bang Bang

By Craig Smith • Jun 19th, 2010 • Category: Webcut of the Week

Mark Ronson exists in a no-mans-land in Webcuts world. He’s off the map, off the charts, off our frequencies. But fortuitiously this track was brought to our attention, not because of Mr. Ronson, but because of the booty-shaking talents of electro-wildchild Amanda Warner aka MNDR. There’s a certain je ne sais quoi about this track that can’t be ignored. Be it MNDR dressed all Xanadu serving up a French lesson or Q-Tip balancing the pop-edge with some old-school verse. Ronson takes a back button-pushing seat in this, exuding male model cool in his neon-Tron world, but its MNDR that steals the show. “Bang Bang Bang” is out in the UK on July 11, and appears on Mark Ronson’s forthcoming album Record Collection. Dig it.

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