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Annie Mac

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Search complete. 15 mentions across 9 episodes found for "Annie Mac".

Sep 28, 2026

Maya DunphyGUEST
15:08
It, well, I'd heard about these.
Maya DunphyGUEST
15:09
Uh, the DJ Annie Mac started a trend called Before Midnight a few years ago for, um, women and men of a certain age who might have responsibilities and kids and want to still go out nightclubbing but be home by midnight.
Maya DunphyGUEST
15:21
And I thought, "God, that is so sad and middle-aged." And I, I was, did one on Saturday, my friend's hen, hen day rather than hen night.
Maya DunphyGUEST
15:27
It was absolutely brilliant.
Joanne McNallyHOST
7:11
You should listen to her.
Joanne McNallyHOST
7:11
She did a great podcast with Annie Mac all about this, and it's very, very interesting.
Joanne McNallyHOST
7:16
And I was like, it's nice to be seen.
Vogue WilliamsHOST
7:17
I mean, you can, you can kinda see why they wouldn't, they wouldn't touch on it.
Annie MacmanusHOST
1:01
Welcome to Sidetracked.
Annie MacmanusHOST
1:02
My name is Annie McManus.
Jack RookeGUEST
1:04
Hello, I'm Jack Rooke.
Annie MacmanusHOST
1:05
Woo.

38 MINS LATER

Annie MacmanusHOST
39:00
Um, okay.
Annie MacmanusHOST
39:01
Thank you so much.
Jack RookeGUEST
39:02
Thank you, Annie.
Jack RookeGUEST
39:03
[clapping]
GuyHOST
8:39
So how did it land for you? What was your expectation and, and what, where did we get to?
NolanHOST
8:42
I think, you know, and, and I, I, I said it on the blog, you know, when, when I first heard Garden Song when Annie Mac played it in the, the spring of, of 2020, I remember exactly where I was standing in my house.
NolanHOST
8:56
You know, like, it, it re- it really hit me, and I think that, you know, obviously I got into Punisher, um, and, uh, then got into her first album, um, Stranger in the Alps.
NolanHOST
9:09
Uh, Smoke Signals was like, like, did the same thing to me, um, as Garden Song.
Nick GrimshawHOST
0:17
I'm Nick Grimshaw.
Annie MacmanusHOST
0:18
My name is Annie Mac, morning.
Nick GrimshawHOST
0:19
And this is SideTracked, um, where we meander through our weeks in the world of music.
Annie MacmanusHOST
0:26
Mm-hmm.

14 MINS LATER

Nick GrimshawHOST
14:15
I didn't have a sticker, uh, because we, like, came in-
Annie MacmanusHOST
14:17
Yeah
Nick GrimshawHOST
14:17
... like, you know, through the Annie Mac entrance.
Annie MacmanusHOST
14:20
Yeah.
YoungmanUNKNOWN
1:08
The two newest signings to Radio 1.
YoungmanUNKNOWN
1:11
Sheffield, somebody go crazy for Scream and Bangla.
YoungmanUNKNOWN
2:32
Select to do it put your hands up in the air put your hands up put your hands up in the air put your hands up put your hands up in the air put your hands up Will somebody give it up for Annie Mack, please? Will somebody give it up for Pete Tong, please? What's going on? Travelling through space and time And you're the only thing that's on my mind You make me smile, you take me high It's like some people wanna be alone Somebody put your hands in the air for Screamin' Banga
speaker_2UNKNOWN
5:49
If you make money, please start saving them.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
5:50
I used to go through in the rain.

29 MINS LATER

speaker_4UNKNOWN
34:42
Well,
Pete TongHOST
34:43
that was a bit special.
Pete TongHOST
34:45
Once again for Screamin' Benga! And Annie Mack as well.
Scott FergusonGUEST
30:18
The amount of times it got played on Radio 1 I was kind of like if Covid hadn't have kicked in I probably would have went You know what I mean? It probably would have shot off.
Scott FergusonGUEST
30:27
You know, Ariel Free, she always had it playing as her background tune every week.
Scott FergusonGUEST
30:33
And then Annie Mack played it.
Scott FergusonGUEST
30:35
It just kind of catapulted into, I'm not saying it went stratospheric, but if that happened to all your tunes, it'd be amazing.
Scott FergusonGUEST
30:43
I can remember lying in bed with my wife.
Scott FergusonGUEST
30:45
We woke up in the morning and she was like, I wonder if your tune got played in Radio 1. so we were going through the radio one you know you can go through and listen to the archives and I think it was I think it was Annie Mack that played it and we listened to it and she went this once and she introduced it and I was just like my wife was just like she was jumping up and down screaming and she just introduced it and it got played and I was just like wow
Samantha FergusonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
31:15
native dub is a big one and we with our little boy josh josh was only two at the time and i can remember oh you know you know what it's like when your kid is small your routine is quite straightforward and i remember sort of going to one of our little usual spots for coffee in the morning and he was like i've got this idea And this is always what Scott would do.
Samantha FergusonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
31:36
And I never know what he's talking about.
Nick GrimshawHOST
4:59
Mm-hmm.
Nick GrimshawHOST
4:59
Annie Mac lived there.
Annie MacmanusHOST
5:00
[laughs] Um-
Nick GrimshawHOST
5:02
Yeah, but I knew it sort of.
Daniel LambertGUEST
0:43
So Fontaines DC DJs are there tonight, the Fontaines lads DJing.
Daniel LambertGUEST
0:46
There's two great young Irish bands, Teeter and Black Nylon.
Daniel LambertGUEST
0:49
On Friday, we've Annie Mack and Annie Mack worked with us designing a shirt that raised funds for local schools and also DJed after the Ireland-Palestine game in 2024.
Daniel LambertGUEST
0:58
We've got John Francis Flynn, Brick Nasty and Gemma Dunleavy, all local artists, particularly John has worked with us in the past.
Daniel LambertGUEST
1:03
And then Sunday is Johnny Logan and obviously Hold Me Now is the kind of prose anthem.

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