Add this to your ‘record collection’

From the sound of things, one can tell British DJ-producer Mark Ronson seriously channels his current influences through the records he listened to as a kid.

With the moniker Mark Ronson & the Business Int’l, “Record Collection” reaches out to some of those influences. Legendary music heavyweights like Boy George, Q-Tip and D’Angelo play a hand in creating an excellent batch of original songs that manage to shine the spotlight on Ronson’s production abilities.

Ronson’s 2007 covers album, “Version,” found him doo-wopping out pop gems like Britney’s “Toxic” to fine effect. Amy Winehouse even recreated The Zutons’ “Valerie” so masterfully that the album got a Brit Award the following year. Win.

On this album, Ronson takes that soulful ability and multiplies it by awesome — as in synthier drum loops, punchy ’80s electronics and sweetly-laid harmonies. He even busts out a mic and sings backup on the sparkling “Somebody to Love Me.”

Joints like Spank Rock assisted “The Bike Song” cruise on a parade of tricked-out fixies via fresh hip-hop breakbeats. The theme here for Ronson and crew is to have fun and revisit the past. Consider your record collection enhanced.