Mark Saunders

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Mark Saunders is a British record producer who has worked on a number of critically & commercially acclaimed albums. Mark relocated to New York in 1996 and currently works from his facility in Manhattan.

His works include Erasure's Wild![1], Neneh Cherry's Raw Like Sushi[2], Tricky's Maxinquaye[3], The Cure's Wish [4] and recently the Shiny Toy Guns We Are Pilots.

  1. ^ Erasureinfo.com
  2. ^ Tannenbaum, Rob. "Neneh Cherry 'Raw like Sushi' Album Review", Rolling Stone, 1989-10-08.
  3. ^ Fadele, Dele. "Tricky 'Maxinequaye' Album Review", The NME, 1995-02-18.
  4. ^ Hunter, James. "The Cure 'Wish' Album Review", Rolling Stone, 1992-05-14.

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