Mark Ronson has issued a come-and-get-me plea to 'James Bond' bosses as he wants to record the next theme tune.
Mark Ronson wants to record the next 'James Bond' theme.
The producer - who was rumoured to be recording a track with Amy Winehouse for the spy franchise's last movie, 'Quantum of Solace' but aborted sessions as the troubled singer wasn't up to working - insists he has never been approached to pen the coveted song, but would love the chance to do so for the next film.
He said: "No one's called me, I think its just tabloid-ness. Of course I'd be interested, I'd do it any time. They know my number."
The 'Stop Me' star also praised his recent stint producing the Rumble Strips' forthcoming album, describing it as the "best work" he has done.
He added to Absolute Radio: "I've been working with the Rumble Strips on their new album, its brilliant, it's my proudest work of anything I've done up-to-date, it's my proudest work."
