Anne Savage

May 24, 2006

In between hogging the top spots of the hard dance chart, gigging around the globe, AND managing to look like she never stays out late ? Anne Savage has just undergone her first month as a weekly presenter on Ministry of Sound Radio.

Anne, who was selected over hundreds of other DJs presents her specialist show, every Wednesday between 8-10pm (GMT) on the newly re-vamped station. The two-hour show packs out the sounds of Anne?s dirty house/breaks/electro-clash moniker Dumb Blonde, as well as the harder tech-fused sounds of Anne Savage.

The appropriately titled ?Anne Savage? show went live last month and in its first weeks listeners as far as New Zealand to Canada, and Eastern Europe to America were tuning in.

Not only has the show been popular for Anne?s choice of tunes, but also for her awesome competitions. Winners have scooped prizes including vinyl, tickets to the likes of Hi-Fi and Tidy, UDG gear, plus a ?100 shopping spree in Criminal Clothing!

Besides a selection of the most upfront tried and tested dance floor bombs, Anne has been joined each week by a guest DJ or producer that have so far included Rob Tissera, Scot Project, Andy Farley and Public Domain?s Mark Sherry. Scheduled for future shows are Lee Coombs, Lisa Lashes, Alex Kidd, Elite Force, Dylan Rhymes and Sander Van Doorn, this show is truly hotting up! And it?s not just UK talent that Anne is looking for. On her global travels she will be hunting down who she thinks are the best in upcoming, residents and A-list DJs.

But don?t get too settled, there is another new move about to take place. From the 5th June Ministry Of Sound will also be available on Sky Digital Channel 0198 where the Anne Savage show will move to a new Thursday slot between 6-8pm (GMT). The Dumb Blonde feature has even been stretched to an hour to due popular demand!

Whether you?re up for tune spotting, some witty company, or just to kick back to some good music ? just make sure it?s Anne Savage?s you find yourself at ? EVERY THURSDAY 6-8PM (GMT) www.ministryofsound.com/radio. Check www.annesavage.net for weekly playlists.

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