The globetrotting superstar gives an insider’s history of remixing and a passionate explanation of DJing greatness.

Pioneering New York disco DJ Tony Smith remembers the early 70s superstars of the scene, including Walter Gibbons and Larry Levan.

The edits legend, rollerdisco ruler, Body & Soul founder, and 718 Sessions supremo started as a pint-sized selector in his father’s bar, aged nine.

The wild man of disco, Larry Levan showed just how much power and emotion a DJ can wield, setting the bar high for all who followed.

Eddie Grant arrived in Britain on a mission to define its musical future. From the multiracial pop of The Equals to the much-sampled grooves of ‘California Style’ he ignored boundaries and expanded possibilities.

From jazz drummer to disco DJ and legendary remixer, to one of the most forward-thinking adopters of DJing technology, François Kevorkian has packed a lot into his 70 years on the planet.

Steve Fabus began DJing in 1973 in Chicago, before building a successful career at legendary San Fran clubs like The I-Beam and Trocadero Transfer and, today, at Go! BANG

One of the first DJs to go full on house music in New York, Bruce Forest was the middle class white kid from the suburbs who won over the hard-to-please Black gay crowd of midtown Manhattan

Interviewed shortly after the demise of the Sound Factory in 1995, its creator and DJ Junior Vasquez reflects on its legacy and what comes next.

New York’s Sound Factory became legendary as the greatest club of the early ’90s. Frank Broughton pays homage to the dancefloor that formed him.