My most memorable moment…

Was finding out I was on 2017’s BBC Woman’s Hour Women in Music Power List. It felt surreal,

Beyoncé was number 1. My boyfriend said that meant he was 39 spots away from being Jay-Z.

The worst partof my job…

Is that sometimes it feels like there aren’t enough hours in the day to get through the amount of music that is out there.

The best part of my job…

Is seeing the effect music can have on someone. I’ll hear from friends how a particular playlist has helped them through a tough moment.

After work…

I’m often out at gigs. I recently saw The 1975 at the O2 Arena which was mindblowingly good. Other nights, I’ll go out for dinner with friends. When I stay in, I’ll watch Modern Family and make a quick meal, something like a kale salad. I’m pretty good at switching off – I try not to look at my emails or do more work. But occasionally, if a single is releasing late at night, it’s necessary. I’m asleep by 10pm.

My Plan B: Ballet teacher

I danced classical ballet all through my childhood and teenage years, but gave it up when I went to university. It’s always felt like something I’ll return to one day. It’d be nice to open my own studio – at the moment, all of my dancing happens in the kitchen.

Photography: Holly McGlynn

People make playlists for parties, this woman makes them for a living