“Suzanne” by Mark Ronson and RAYE is now streaming—an elegant, horn-driven new collaboration.
Mark Ronson and RAYE have teamed up for a unique musical offering: “Suzanne,” a warm, horn-laced track that feels both timeless and emotionally rich. The collaboration, made possible through Audemars Piguet’s APxMusic series, is available to stream now.
Written by Ronson, RAYE, Tommy Brenneck, and Eric Hagstrom, the track features Ronson’s production magic and Brenneck’s co-production. Inspired by the supper club era, “Suzanne” is a lush and sophisticated release that taps into the classic pop canon with a modern twist.
The track was born through Audemars Piguet, which brought the two together as part of its 150th-anniversary celebration and artist series. 
“I’ve admired RAYE’s artistry for years,” says Mark. “When Audemars Piguet brought us together through their APxMusic program, it felt like the stars aligning.”
“This isn’t just another project,” he continues. “We poured ourselves into it completely… all night tracking sessions in London, New York, and Los Angeles.”
RAYE adds, “Everything about how this song came to exist, and this moment with Mark and AP, feels meant to be. I always dreamed of working with the musical genius that is Ronson.”
With a track rooted in emotional storytelling and shared musical DNA, “Suzanne” stands as a highlight for both artists—and an exquisite release to mark this milestone collaboration.
