The post Foo Fighters Unveil Mark Ronson’s “Re-Version” of “Making A Fire”: Stream appeared first on Consequence. Foo Fighters have released a brand new version of their latest single “Making A Fire”, ...

Iconic music producer Mark Ronson has taken to social media to share a tribute to Amy Winehouse on what would have been her 40th birthday. In the lead-up to her death, Ronson and Winehouse seemed ...

The official music video opens with Gosling and Ronson discussing the Christmas version and engaging in some idle chatter. Then, Gosling dons some sunglasses, stating “The world can have Ken’s voice ...

For the so-called “Re-Version,” Ronson stripped away Foo Fighters’ big guitars and instead crafted a groove that feels more like Let It Bleed-era Stones crossed with Primal Scream’s Screamedelica.

Foo Fighters’ latest album, Medicine At Midnight, starts with “Making A Fire,” a rocker defined by its aggressive electric guitars, as many Foo Fighters songs are. Now, though, the band (which is now ...

The Barbie movie was one of the biggest spectacles of 2023. If the film itself wasn’t a big enough deal, the soundtrack was stacked. Though Billie Eilish, Dua Lipa, Ice Spice, and Charli XCX had songs ...

Foo Fighters toyed with a dance-y sound on new album Medicine At Midnight, so it’s not that surprising that they just released a Mark Ronson “re-version” of opening track “Making A Fire.” What is ...

A person whose taste in music is truly diverse is a rare find. Even more atypical is a person who has a knack to put together compilations that, while sundry, leave a sound connected to them. The ...

Mark Ronson’s “Uptown Funk” may sound effortlessly fun, but its creation was anything but. Built on influences from the Minneapolis sound and shaped by months of grueling sessions across six cities, ...

Troye Sivan has shared a new version of “Easy” that now features Kacey Musgraves and Mark Ronson. The new Kacey Musgraves co-written version of the song arrives tonight with a new music video set in ...

The best parts of this six-episode Apple TV+ show use its famous producer host to help bridge music history with a look at how today's and tomorrow's hits come to life. Most music docs are, by their ...