Acclaimed producer Mark Ronson sits down with musicians to talk about how drum machines have shaped the sound and culture of our world.

Almost everyone loves music. As we grow, we develop an embodied appreciation for the rhythms and melodies that stick in our heads and compel our bodies to move.

For a long time, musical rhythm was always a human rhythm, imperfect, organic, and flowing.

Since the invention of mechanical timekeeping, rhythm can now be perfected.

Today, we have become accustomed to the perfected mechanical rhythms of click tracks and drum machines.

These machines and rhythms represent a fusion of mechanical perfection and human expression.

Acclaimed producer Mark Ronson has accrued billions of streams worldwide with hits like 'Uptown Funk' and 'Nothing Breaks Like a Heart.'

In this episode of his docuseries Watch The Sound, Ronson explores how this change in rhythm has changed music forever.