Bill Brewster is a renowned British DJ, author, and music historian whose influence stretches across decades of dance music culture. Emerging from the vibrant underground scene of late 1980s Britain, Brewster initially made his mark as a journalist and fanzine editor before finding his calling behind the decks. He co-authored the definitive "Last Night a DJ Saved My Life" and "How to DJ (Properly)," both of which have become essential texts for anyone interested in the evolution of club culture and DJing.

Brewster’s deep knowledge of disco, house, and rare groove underpins his celebrated DJ sets, earning him residencies at iconic venues such as Fabric in London and a global reputation for his eclectic, expertly curated selections. A prolific compiler, Brewster is behind seminal compilation series like "Late Night Tales" and "After Dark," showcasing his ear for rare cuts and hidden gems. As the founder of the DJhistory website, he has fostered a vital hub for sharing stories, interviews, and research about music’s past and present.

Through countless gigs, radio shows, and essays, Bill Brewster continues to inspire DJs and music lovers, maintaining a tireless commitment to unearthing and celebrating the roots of dance culture.