Emma-Louise, Producer, BBC Radio 1
Emma-Louise, Producer, BBC Radio 1
Emma-Louise, Producer, BBC Radio 1
Welcome back to Women in Music with Millie Cotton. On this week's show, we have Radio 1's Emma-Louise.
Emma-Louise started in radio on a BBC production trainee scheme, which also saw her working on CBeebies, Music TV and in documentaries. Fast-forward five years and Emma Louise has produced the Official Chart, launched the all-new 1Xtra rap show and currently produces Future Sounds with Annie Mac.
She’s been named as one of the Radio Academy’s 30 under 30, Best Music Producer (bronze) at the Audio Production Awards 2020 and awarded Best Radio Show, by DJ Mag, 2020.
If you’ve ever wanted to know more about the behind the scenes of radio, this is the episode for you. Emma-Louise is one of the best and the insight and advice she offers throughout this episode is unparalleled.
Find Emma-Louise on Instagram @iamemmalou_
You can find us @womeninmusicpodcast, @millie_cotton, @lilyfulviomason if you want to reach out.
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Women in Music with Millie Cotton
Women in Music is a podcast sharing the tales and careers of modern singular voices in music – they all just happen to be female.Hosted by DJ Millie Cotton, WiM is an inclusive platform to elevate female voices by sharing the stories of acknowledged women. The podcast explores what it is they really do, how they got there and the day to day of getting it done. From artists to tour managers to sound engineers to merch managers, each episode is a frank conversation with great music makers and enablers about the industry. After years of attending club nights run and played by men, Millie came across a DJ, who was a woman, and quickly realised her passion was a career possibility too. A few years on and Millie has DJ'ed for international brands like Youtube, Google, Conde Nast and Nike; warm up sets for Kelis, Post Malone and Pet Shop Boys and notorious London venues such as Village Underground, Concrete and Queen of Hoxton. Had Millie realised that this career was an option, it's likely she would have embarked on that journey from a much younger age and it was out of this frustration that Women In Music was born.Having also previously had conversations with eminent artists Charli XCX, Jorja Smith and many others for magazines like Nylon, Wonderland and Rollacoaster, Women in Music is where Millie invites guests to share their career paths and experiences. If you enjoy Women in Music, don't forget to rate, review and subscribe.Find Millie Cotton @millie_cotton and WiM @womeninmusicpodcast. All guests can be found in their various show notes.Thanks for listening! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.Join Podchaser to...
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