Mark Ronson's Studio Grind: New Music Ahead

On March 31st, Mark Ronson, the 50-year-old British producer, just dropped a funny Instagram

video joking that his career is drying up.

He said his memoir, money is running low, his wife Grace Gummer is getting more famous

than him, and has been three years since the Barbie soundtrack.

With an instrumental of Billie Eilish's What Was I Made For, playing, he captioned it

by saying hi from the studio, hinting he's back at work.

This comes right after the pair's low-key romance, they started dating in 2020, married

the next year, and now have two daughters, one born in.

2023, and the other, this past February, Grace, daughter of Meryl Streep, has roles in

shows like Mr. Robot, and the newsroom, and folks are noticing her star rising.

Earlier this month, at the Brit Awards, Mark picked up the Outstanding Contribution to

Music Award.

In his speech, he shouted out his family, especially Grace and their girls, and marked

20 years since meeting Amy Winehouse.

He credited their same-day collab on Back to Black for launching everything, calling it

life-changing.

On stage, he performed ooey with Ghostface Killa, then Back to Black, Uptown Funk, and more,

with Duolipa jumping in for Barbie tracks, and electricity.

At the after party, he shared a rare public kiss with Grace, who was there supporting him.

Mark called this his most meaningful honor, feeling proud of his British roots despite

growing up in New York.

Sounds like the studio grind is firing him up again.

That's the story for today.

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