Cash in My Pocket

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"Cash in My Pocket"
Single by Wiley featuring Daniel Merriweather
from the album See Clear Now
Released	1 December 2008 (UK)
Genre	Pop-rap
Length	3:00 (radio edit)
Label	Asylum Warner Music
Songwriter(s)	Richard Cowie Mark Ronson Daniel Merriweather
Producer(s)	Mark Ronson
Wiley singles chronology
"Summertime" (2008) "Cash in My Pocket" (2008) "Take That" (2009)
Daniel Merriweather singles chronology
"Stop Me" (2007) "Cash in My Pocket" (2008) "Change" (2008)

"Cash in My Pocket" is a 2008 single from British grime artist Wiley, which features guest vocals from Daniel Merriweather and was produced by Mark Ronson.

Wiley would later disown See Clear Now and this song for being too commercial. Wiley blamed his record label Asylum Records and manager John Woolf for making him release the record. Sometime after the song was released, Wiley said he was going on holiday until the song had "done its course" and that once he comes back, nobody should ever say "I love that Cash in My Pocket Tune" to him.^[1]