Moby. The soundtrack of my life

The autobiography of one of the most cult musicians of our time is frightening, sensual, witty, sad and funny, covering the path from hopeless poverty in slums to stunning world success.
Moby should not have become a DJ or musician, it should not have become a star, and there was a thousand reasons for it. The time of the beginning of his career was a time of drugs, a progressive club music, and he himself was a poor Christian teenager from Connecticut, a teetotaler, obsessed with healthy nutrition and love for animals. He had nothing, and he even found ways to come to terms with it. But, perhaps, it was precisely those years in New York, they were just like that when only poverty could save life. Not without the tragedy and drama, Moby found his own path and escaped to the heights of the musical world.
Moby with amazing honesty and romantic irony writes about love and pain, ups and falls, which make up the unpredictable amplitude of Rock Slava