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Here Comes the Fuzz

Mark Ronson · 2003

45 min · 13 tracks · contemporary R&B · hip-hop

A vibrant blend of funk, hip-hop, and pop infused with playful energy and catchy hooks.

Why this album works

The album garnered attention for its eclectic fusion of genres and helped establish Ronson as a prominent figure in contemporary pop music. It featured the hit single 'Ooh Wee,' which received significant radio play and contributed to the album's critical reception, paving the way for Ronson's later success.
Best for
playful energy for parties steady groove for background catchy hooks for sing-alongs
Context
Here Comes the Fuzz was Mark Ronson's debut album, released in 2003 after years of work as a DJ and producer. At this point, he was establishing his unique sound in the music industry, setting the stage for future collaborations with high-profile artists like Amy Winehouse and Bruno Mars.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Intro 1:26
  • 2 Bluegrass Stain’d Standout 4:12
  • 3 Ooh Wee Standout 3:30
  • 4 High 4:06
  • 5 I Suck 2:55
  • 6 International Affair Standout 3:25
  • 7 Diduntdidunt 3:59
  • 8 On the Run 2:38
  • 9 Here Comes the Fuzz 3:09
  • 10 Bout to Get Ugly 3:33
  • 11 She’s Got Me 3:49
  • 12 Tomorrow 3:56
  • 13 Rashi (outro) 4:33

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