Mark Ronson is stepping into the literary world with a bang! The iconic Grammy-winning producer, 49, just revealed he’s releasing his memoir, Night People: How to Be a DJ in ’90s New York City, hitting shelves on September 23.
In a statement shared on March 27, Ronson gave fans a peek into his early days as a DJ in the vibrant, fast-paced New York nightlife scene. Known for his smash hits with Amy Winehouse and Bruno Mars, Ronson is ready to share a more personal, behind-the-scenes look at the time that shaped him.
“DJ’ing in ’90s New York was my foundation,” said Ronson, reflecting on how the city’s electric energy fueled his creativity. “This book is a love letter to those wild nights, the music, and the unforgettable characters who became my second family,” he added.
The memoir takes readers through Ronson’s journey from hustling alongside legends like DJ Stretch Armstrong to scouring record bins for the perfect beats. It’s a golden era before technology and celebrity culture transformed the scene. Expect tales from iconic downtown clubs where creatives, rappers, and fashionistas mingled as the sun set.
“Ronson captures the feeling of the ‘90s New York nightlife with humor, passion, and honesty,” said Colin Dickerman, SVP of Grand Central Publishing. The memoir promises a mix of triumphs, mistakes, and moments of self-discovery.
As Ronson’s career skyrocketed to nine Grammys, an Oscar, and numerous accolades, this memoir takes us back to the roots of his success, where the underground parties shaped his music and identity.
Preorder Night People now to dive into the book that celebrates the untold stories of the city’s nightlife and one of its most famous DJs.
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