"15 Minutes" is Nik Kershaw's 1999 album, reflecting on fleeting fame and societal shifts. Departing from his earlier sound, it embraces a more electronic and experimental approach. The album's title track critiques celebrity culture, while "Somebody Loves You" and "Have a Nice Life" dive into introspective musings. Kershaw's craftsmanship melds with unconventional arrangements in tracks like "Billy" and "Fiction." Though not a commercial success, "15 Minutes" showcases Kershaw's artistic courage as he navigates themes of impermanence and identity. The album remains a testament to his willingness to evolve and challenge both his own artistry and prevailing musical norms.