Helmed by multiple Grammy award winner Mark Ronson and including the disparate talents of over 30 musicians and singers from both sides of the Atlantic, The Business Intl includes D'Angelo, Boy George, Simon Le Bon, Nick Rhodes, Alex Greenwald, Nick Hodgson (Kaiser Chiefs), Ghostface, MNDR, Dap Kings, Spank Rock, Andrew Wyatt (Miike Snow), Rose Eleanor Dougall, Wiley and MC Pill.rnrnRecorded primarily in Brooklyn, the album - titled ''Record Collection'' - drops on September 28th and its tantalizing first offering comes in the shape of ''Bang Bang Bang,'' a 3am Cote d'Azur disco beat featuring Q-Tip and MNDR that takes the French nursery rhyme ''Alouette'' and turns it into a Jean Michel Jarre meets NYC hip-pop sing-along. If ever there was a party anthem for a sticky hot summer, then this is it. Q-Tip is an icon of New York City hip hop, a worldrenowned rapper, DJ, producer and actor, shooting to fame in the 1980s as leader of A Tribe Called Quest. MNDR (aka Amanda Warner) is a startling new electronic pop recording artist and producer whose much buzzed about debut E.P.E came out in May. MNDR's debut album will be released early next year. ''Bang Bang Bang'' went to Alternative Speciality and Mix Show radio formats in late June where it is picking up steam. The video for ''Bang Bang Bang'' also premiered to great reception in late June. Directed by Warren Fu and starring Ronson, Q-Tip and MNDR the much buzzed about clip has been heralded a contender for the video of the summer by Rolling Stone magazine. Unlike Ronson's previous album, 2007's much lauded Version, Record Collection consists entirely of original material, bringing together the songwriting skills of Nick Hodgson, Jonathan Pierce (The Drums), D'Angelo, Alex Greenwald and Cathy Dennis, to name just a few. As Ronson splits his time between London and New York the result is a transatlantic sound that incorporates his love of everything from hip-hop, disco, 80s pop to French electro and all points in between.