RAYE & Mark Ronson: New Single Suzanne & Amy Winehouse Influence
- British singer RAYE has released "Suzanne," a new single in collaboration with producer Mark Ronson.
- The collaboration between RAYE and Mark Ronson was facilitated by Audemars Piguet's APxMusic series, celebrating the watchmaker's 150th anniversary.
- The pair recorded "Suzanne" during late-night sessions in London, New York, and Los Angeles.
RAYE and Mark Ronson ignite the music scene with their debut single, “Suzanne,” a vibrant collaboration born from Audemars Piguet’s APxMusic series.the pairing showcases a fusion of RAYE’s soulful vocals and Ronson’s signature production style, marking a pivotal moment for both artists. RAYE candidly discusses overcoming initial hesitations, acknowledging the inevitable comparisons to Amy Winehouse, and ultimately seizing the chance to work with a producer she has long admired. News Directory 3 is following this musical union. The new track promises a blend of London, New York, and Los Angeles vibes. Moreover, the duo’s follow-up track, “Grandma Calls the Boy Bad news,” is slated for the F1 soundtrack. Discover what’s next for these two powerhouses.
RAYE and Mark Ronson Join Forces on New Single ’Suzanne’
British singer RAYE has released “Suzanne,” a new single in collaboration with producer Mark Ronson. The song marks the first official partnership between the pair, though RAYE previously worked at Ronson’s London studio early in her career.
The collaboration between RAYE and Mark Ronson was facilitated by Audemars Piguet’s APxMusic series, celebrating the watchmaker’s 150th anniversary. Ronson expressed admiration for RAYE’s evolution as an artist, noting the collaboration felt like perfect timing.
The pair recorded “Suzanne” during late-night sessions in London, New York, and Los Angeles. Ronson said the resulting music blends their individual styles and takes them to new creative territory.
RAYE acknowledged initial reservations about working with Ronson, given the comparisons between her and Amy Winehouse, with whom ronson famously collaborated.Speaking with *People* at Governors Ball,RAYE emphasized she coudl never replace Winehouse,but ultimately decided to embrace the opportunity to work with a producer she has long admired.
“Everything about how this song came to exist, and this moment with Mark and AP, feels meant to be,” RAYE said. “I used to work in Mark Ronson’s London studio when I was a baby artist focusing on my songwriting craft, and always dreamed of the day I could one day work with the musical genius that is Ronson.”
What’s next
RAYE is slated to headline All Points East 2025, with support from artists including Silence, Doechii, and JADE. Additionally, RAYE and Ronson’s second collaboration, “Grandma Calls the Boy Bad News,” will appear on the upcoming *F1* soundtrack, alongside tracks from Ed Sheeran, Peggy Gou, and Doja Cat.