It hasn't always been a smooth and easy ride though. In his book, Tales from the Dancefloor, which you can listen to for free on Amazon Audible, Sacha gives access to life behind the scenes. The blurb reads: "Tales from the Dancefloor gives readers an all-access pass to the people, music and chaos behind the scenes.
"From being shot at in a drive-by shooting and dealing with gangs and the criminal underworld, to the excess and demands of some of music's biggest names, launching the country's largest urban festival, Parklife, and much more, Sacha reveals all the highs and lows for the very first time."
Not only can you see behind the curtain, but you can hear from Sacha himself as he narrates the tale in his audiobook.
It would usually cost £12.99 to listen to the book, but you can now get it for free when you take out a 30-day Audible subscription.
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