Mark Ronson announces ‘Night People’ memoir about ’90s New York: “My love letter to a vanished era”

nme.com:

Mark Ronson has announced details of a new memoir called Night People, which is set to centre around New York City in the ‘90s.

Find out more below.The new book is written by the multi-award-winning producer and set to be published on September 25 (pre-order it here).

In the memoir, Ronson seeks to capture his first-hand recollections of the most intriguing aspects of New York City across the 1990s, and give insight into the music, characters and escapades that shaped his formative days as a DJ.According to a new description, it explores how the artist has always been a night owl, and first began delving into the world of nightlife and music when he moved to the Big Apple from London at a young age.The book also is set to recall how Ronson overcame the feeling of being an “outsider” after throwing himself into the parties and hip-hop culture at the time, as well as paint imagery of the unmistakable atmosphere of NYC during that era.I wrote a memoir "Night People: How To Be A DJ in ‘90s NYC" out this September.

This book is my love letter to a vanished era that shaped not just my career but my identity—a time when finding my craft put me on the path to finding myself.