«Big In The Nineties»: Исповедь диджея и продюсера из топ-10 хит-парада

Number Six. The biggest moment of my professional life, and I'm standing in the cereal aisle of a Tesco in Doncaster holding a lukewarm pasty, thinking: is this it? Big In The Nineties is the story of Danny Keys — DJ, producer, chart act — and the decade that built him, nearly broke him, and left him with a piano chord he still can't fully explain. From the sweat-soaked floors of Bradford's warehouse clubs in 1991 to the terraces of Ibiza. From all-night studio sessions in Leeds to the superclubs of London. From the underground venues of Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Frankfurt to the service station car parks of the M62 at 4am — this is an honest, unflinching account of what it actually meant to live inside the nineties dance music explosion. The records. The road. The women. The deals that should never have been signed. The moments of pure transcendence behind a pair of Technics when a room full of strangers became one thing. And the long, complicated journey home. Sharp, funny and brutally honest, Big In The Nineties captures a culture that changed British music forever — told by someone who was there, in the booth, with the piano chord. The Music was right. The Music still is right. Some content is graphic in nature and intended for adult readers only.