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One big thing that helped me transition was in 2015 when Uptown Funk came out.

Yeah.

And that's actually a Mark Ronson song featuring Bruno Mars. And most people just think it's a Bruno

Mars song. Right.

Because why wouldn't you?

Right.

But it's on a Mark Ronson album, and he's the main artist.

And that was kind of the first time I saw a big producer do that that wasn't like a DJ, like a dance, like Calvin Harris or one of those type artists.

They're doing EDM music as a producer artist.

And so it's like, oh, he's doing funk music,

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