'Watch the Sound': Why you should watch

Catch up on a brilliant Apple TV+ show about music.

If you missed Watch the Sound with Mark Ronson on Apple TV+ when it debuted in 2021, we strongly recommend you catch up now.

Our TV critic Scout Tafoya says the miniseries is “must-see” TV, offering a unique insight into the music-making process. Superproducer Ronson is a very charismatic host, and he talks with a bunch of stellar guests.

“It’s an informative and delightful show,” Scout writes.

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