So you know the feeling when you are completely lost in a tune, whether it's in your headphones,

walking down the street, on your commute, in the club at the latest family function, we've all been there.

And this guest has been responsible for literally some of the biggest tunes of our time.

Now look, we're not going to go through every single one of his production credits.

We may touch on a few, but mostly I just want to know what he loves about this place.

Welcome to this city, the podcast that reveals the stories, hidden gems and certified spots

tried and tested by some of London's most recognisable names. Whether born and bred in the capital

or have made it their second home, London holds a key piece to their heart.

And this week, I am joined by producer and artist, Mark Ronson.

Mark Ronson.

Hey.

Talk to me about where we are.

Okay.

We're actually in the Chilton Firehouse, which is in an old firehouse in Maryland. It's a hotel. I guess it's pretty trendy. So I feel slightly guilty saying that that's where we are, but it's the truth. You know, I lived in London for 10 years, so it's odd to just be staying in a hotel in London. But if you're going to stay anywhere, this is a very lovely place to stay.

It is very lovely. I'm feeling plush. Yeah. I'm feeling relaxed. Now, you mentioned that you lived in London for 10 years, but I know you were born in London. Yes. Talk to me about where

exactly you grew up. Okay, so I was born in the Wellington Hospital in St. John's Wood,

and that's why I grew up between there.

And actually pretty close to here, Marlavin.

I think the first place I lived in when I came home from the hospital was on George Street,

which is really close.

It's actually two blocks away.

And so I lived there for about three or four years,

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