Annie MacManus
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Gender | Female |
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Age | 45 |
Web site | www.anniemacpresents.com |
Date of birth | July 18,1978 |
Zodiac sign | Cancer |
Born | Dublin |
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Spouse | Toddla T |
Movies/Shows | Other Voices |
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Education | Queen's University Belfast |
Books | Mother Mother: The Sunday Times Bestseller |
The Mess We're In: From the Sunday Times Bestselling Author of Mother Mother | |
Mother Mother: The 2021 Sunday Times Bestseller | |
Parents | Rosie MacManus |
Dave MacManus | |
Siblings | Rachel MacManus |
Davey MacManus | |
Full name | Annie MacManus |
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Annie MacManus Life story
Annie Mac, is an Irish DJ, broadcaster and writer. She hosted a variety of shows on BBC Radio 1, including BBC Switch and Future Sounds. She also DJed in various locations, including hosting her AMP Lost and Found venues in places like Ibiza.
Early Life and Career of Annie Mac
Annie mac is an irish dj. Presenter. And producer who has been a major force in the music industry sicne the early 2000s. She was born in dubiln. Ireland and grew up in the small town of kildare. Mac studied english literature at trinity college in dublin. Before moving to london to pursue a career in music. In 2001. She began her career as a dj. Playing at clusb around the uk and europe. She then landed a residency at bbc rdaio 1. Where she hosted the weekend evening show.Producing Music and Events
Annei mac has produced rceords for a variety of artists. Including the likes of the prodigy. Chase and status. And sub focus. She has also founded her own record label. Amp. And has curated evnets for bbc radio 1. Including the annie mac presents series. Additionally. She has hosted the annie mac mini festival. An annual event which showcases music from up-and-coming acts.Awards and Accolades
Annie mac has been recognized for her accomplishments in the music industry with a number of awrads. In 2007. She was named best radio 1 evening show winner at the sony radio academy awards. In 2010. She won the award for best radio show at the music producers guild awards. In 2018. She won the music week women in music award for radio personality of the year.Broadcasting Career
Annie mac has been a major force in the broadcasting world since the early 2000s. In addition to her bbc radoi 1 weekend evening show. She has presented a number of other radio shows and podcasts. Including the bbc radio 1 dance anthems. Bbc radio 1 s essential mix. And the annei mac presents podcast. She has also been a regular guest on a variety of radio and television shows. Such as top of the pops. Later. With ojols holland. And last call with carson daly.Writing and Books
Annie mac has written a number of books baout music. Including her autobiography. Annie mac: life and music. Which was released in 2017. She has also released a variety of music-related books. Including her guide to club culture. I am annie mac. And her guide to djing. Djing for dummies.Notable Events
In 2012. Annie mac was invited to host the opening ceremony of the london olympics. This made her the first female dj to ever play at an olympic agmes.Interesting Facts
Annie mac has been a vegan since she was 16 years old. She has also established the annei mac music foundation. Which provides musical education to oyung people in the uk.Annie Macmanus says music industry has 'tidal wave' of sexual abuse cases
...By Ian YoungsEntertainment & arts reporterFormer BBC Radio 1 DJ Annie Macmanus has told MPs there is a " tidal wave" of revelations about sexual assault in the music industry waiting to be told...
Sinéad O'Connor: Fans mourn in London and Dublin
... Famous Irish faces including comedian Sharon Horgan and DJ Annie Mac were spotted at the event...
Lizzo, Elton John, Rick Astley. Who will give us 'Glastonbury moments' in 2023?
... So I made an edit and sent it to Annie Mac, because she s my hero, just to get some feedback, and she played it on the radio without even telling me...
Beyoncé, Drake and the revival of 90s house music
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News Daily: Royals 'hurt' Harry ' choice and BBC Sound of 2020-the winners
... As Radio 1 s Annie Mac says: I have countless emotional texts of headphones that sit in your car and lose your song Strange before with your evening...
BBC Sound of 2020: the Band was formed, on a whim in the pub' are the runners-up
... Some of the band, the singles were the name of Annie Mac s Hottest Record on BBC Radio 1, What was the worst job you had to do in those early years? you know what? I said it was terrible, but I had the best time at work...
Celeste: Who is BBC Music Introducing's Artist of the Year?
... Her soulful vocals were soon picked out and played by BBC Radio 1 and 1Xtra DJs including Huw Stephens, Annie Mac and DJ Target...
Easy Life: 'It's liberating to get naked on-stage'
... Easy Life s performance at east London s Tobacco Dock, alongside the likes of Catfish and the Bottlemen and Annie Mac, is set to be one of the live highlights of a weekend of music industry pow-wows and seminars, supporting budding artists, agents, managers, festival bookers and beyond...
Easy Life: 'It's liberating to get naked on-stage'
Easy Life are Murray Matravers (centre), Oliver Cassidy, Sam Hewitt, Lewis Berry, Jordan Birtles
For a band that goes under the name Easy Life , the indie hip-hoppers' year so far has been anything but.
The genre-straddling Leicester five-piece will arrive at their showcase on Friday off the back of their biggest-ever UK tour, two of Radio 1 's and a headline appearance on one of Glastonbury's smaller but perfectly formed stages.
Throw in several trips to the US to play Coachella (West Coast ), The Governors Ball (east coast) and South By Southwest (Texas), as well as a video shoot in the Moroccan desert and you've got yourselves a pretty full-on diary.
Luckily, frontman Murray Matravers feels he's found the perfect way to de-stress - to undress, and dive headfirst into The Crowd in only his undies.
"Being fully-clothed On Stage is difficult when you we play for like an hour and a half, or however long we want to play for," he explains.
"We might be under those lights for a long time and it's nice to get naked man, it feels liberating.
"Clothes are, you know. . we become institutionalised. "
He adds: "A million years ago we would all be running around naked eating berries and things were simpler back then. "
Indeed they were.
Easy Life 's performance at East London 's Tobacco Dock, alongside the likes of Catfish and the Bottlemen and Annie Mac , is set to be one of the live highlights of a weekend of music industry pow-wows and seminars, supporting budding artists, agents, managers, festival bookers and beyond.
In The Spirit of sharing then, what advice does he have for pulling off the perfect semi-naked crowd surf?
"I don't know man, I've got it wrong sort of nine times out of 10!" he admits. "I've had people pull my boxers down in The Crowd and get a lot More Than they bargained for!
"You're going to have to ask Slowthai or Idles or something, I'm not sure myself. I'm just I'm just dipping my toe in the water so to speak but I'm going to get better. "
'Chilled moshing'You can find plenty of evidence of the more liberated moments of Easy Life 's "messy" tour, courtesy of a video diary made by their best mate and "talented videographer" Vozza.
In truth, the chilled minimal grooves of many of their early releases, including Nightmares, Pockets their first Hottest Record - the environmentally conscious Earth, don't seem to lend themselves naturally to a sweaty mosh-pit rave.
As their fanbase has grown, however, this added element of jeopardy seems to have arrived with them mysteriously.
"You know what, I actually have no idea [how that happened]," shrugs the puzzled trumpet-playing singer/rapper. "We did not start this culture of stage diving and moshing and All That stuff that kids like to do.
"Genuinely the First Time that happened we stopped The Song and we were like 'what are you doing?' Because it was in a particularly chilled song of ours called OJPL [Orange Juice and pink lemonade] and live we do like this little jazz break, where there's not even any drums and the whole crowd just like collapsed on one another.
"We were like 'you know we're at 82 BPM right now? You need to calm down!'
"When we perform I jump around very very occasionally but a lot of it is quite static and I don't know why but people just get down. I really don't know why or how, but I love that they do. "
New track Nice Guys - the second song of The Band 's this year to be named by Radio 1 as a Hottest Record - finds them pick up the pace somewhat to a relatively almighty 114 BPM. But on the whole, as they gear up for their debut album, The Band seem to be manoeuvring in a lane of their own, switching speeds, guitars, brass and beats at will.
The Easy Life mantra is to make your own kind of music, or you'll end up making things hard for yourself.
"I think it's just authenticity," Matravers concludes. "And just being really real with what it is you're trying to do, is The Most important thing.
"I think too many people trying to write 'Pop Music ' in very inverted commas and I was guilty of that myself. I've been writing music since I can remember and a lot of the time I was not doing it for The Right reasons.
"And Then as soon as I started this project, I was like 'you know what? I'm going to just do this for me. ' I was so done with the whole music thing, and that was when I started working for me, ironically.
"Do it for the love of The Music and without trying to sound like a hippie, if you're doing that then then I think you'll always be happy. "
Especially if you're only in your undies.
Easy Life 's new single Nice Guys is out now and BBC Music Introducing Live takes place from Thursday 31 October to Saturday 2 November.
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