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Listen to Mark Ronson's new Club Heartbreak playlist

Check out some of his favourite sad bangers on Apple Music now

  • Jasmine Kent-Smith
  • 2 February 2019
Listen to Mark Ronson's new Club Heartbreak playlist

Mark Ronson’s Club Heartbreak is the brand new playlist celebrating some of electronic music's best, most melancholic bangers.

Complied by Ronson, the Apple Music playlist takes its name from his Club Heartbreak club night.

Featuring tracks from the likes of Massive Attack, Amy Winehouse, Diana Ross and Prince, the playlist celebrates a slew of genres and artists from across the musical spectrum.

"Club Heartbreak is a club night me and my friends starting doing while I was creating my new album,” says Ronson. “It's a place for people to come and let loose to our favourite melancholy dance tunes — or sad bangers. It had a big influence on my new album too. Here's a playlist of some of my favourite ones. Enjoy. Dance. Cry. Do your thing."

Tune into Mark Ronson’s Club Heartbreak playlist exclusively on Apple Music now.

Jasmine Kent-Smith is Mixmag's Weekend Editor. Follow her on Twitter

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