36 pages; Limited to an edition of 150, published by Cafe' Royal Press. Signed.

Second printing contains additional spreads not found in the First printing.

BOOK EXCERPT: “The mid-'90s saw a significant shift in the social behavior of NYC after dark. This was, for all intents and purposes, really the last pre-internet, pre-cellphone era. The last time when, if you were meeting a friend at night, you had to plan it out in advance, because "Where are you?" wasn't yet a textable thing. It was the last time you could get lost in the city without a map app. It was the last time you had to be in the moment, without that tick of false self-assurance created by constantly checking your phone to see what everyone in the 'world' was up to. You talked to strangers more. You would see friends on a weekly basis and knew only their first name - and nothing more."

"Electronic Music: New York City 1995" is in the library of the Museum of Modern Art, Thomas J. Watson Library at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, as well as the library of Martin Parr.

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