Exclusive: Boy George discusses Ronson collaboration

Boy George has revealed further details about his recent collaboration with Mark Ronson.

Last month, the former Culture Club singer posted a Twitter message announcing that he was about to join Ronson in the recording studio.

Ronson later confirmed that the pair had completed a track for the producer's follow-up to his 2007 LP Version.

"It's called 'Tropic Of Cancer' and it was written by Mark, Miike Snow and Carl from The Libertines," Boy George told Digital Spy earlier this week. "I'm not usually comfortable singing on other people's songs, but I really liked this one. It's quite sexy and summery.

"It's sort of like drunken ragga and it's quite Culture Clubby actually - I think that's what [Mark] was aiming for - but I haven't heard the finished thing and I don't know when it's coming out yet."

Other confirmed collaborators on Ronson's new album – rumoured to be titled Mark Ronson on the Business - include Scissor Sisters star Jake Shears, Santigold, Cathy Dennis, Kaiser Chiefs drummer Nick Hodgson and Dave McCabe from The Zutons.

Meanwhile, Boy George releases new single 'Amazing Grace' on Monday.

> Click here to read our full interview with Boy George