Mark Ronson to Release Memoir ‘NIGHT PEOPLE’ Focusing on ’90s NYC DJ Scene

Mark Ronson, noted DJ, producer, and distinguished musical figure, is set to release his memoir titled NIGHT PEOPLE: How to Be a DJ in 90’s New York City. The book is scheduled for publication on September 16, 2025, through Grand Central Publishing. It aims to serve not only as a personal reflection of Ronson’s life but also as a historical account of New York City’s vibrant nightlife during that transformative decade.

Capturing a Defining Era

In a recent press release, Ronson expressed the profound impact that the ’90s DJ culture in New York City had on his artistic development. He remarked, “DJing in 90s New York City informed everything I ever did after, becoming the foundation for all my future work and creativity.” This book represents his intention to memorialize an influential chapter of his life, intertwining his passion for DJing with the exhilarating atmosphere of the city’s after-dark scene.

A Journey Through Music and Community

NIGHT PEOPLE will chronicle Ronson’s evolution from a teenage enthusiast inspired by DJ Stretch Armstrong to a prominent figure in the music industry. The narrative will highlight key experiences, including his dedication to crate-digging in New York City and the various gigs that paved his way to recognition.

Exploring Iconic Venues

The book is expected to delve into the significant venues that defined New York’s underground music scene in the ’90s. Readers can anticipate reflections on legendary establishments like the Roxy, Palladium, and Tunnel, which played a crucial role in shaping the nightlife landscape.

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For more engaging content, explore Ronson’s podcast series The FADER Uncovered, where he discusses the intersections of music and culture.