Whigfield

Release date

01 January 1970

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Sannie Carlson (best known as Whigfield) is the name of a lady with Danish origins who made a mark in the history
of pop-dance music by selling millions worldwide.

In 1994 she gained a place in the Guinness Book of Records with the song “Saturday Night” as the first artist to go
straight to number one in the UK singles chart with a debut single, selling over a million copies.

The song famously had its own dance routine created by the public.

The following singles “Another day” and “Think of you” went Top 10 in UK and in various other Countries, while
“Sexy Eyes” #1 in Australia (Platinum) and Top 20 in Germany, Switzerland and Austria.

The first album “Whigfield 1” went Gold in Canada, Philippines, India and Platinum in South Africa.
“Gimme gimme”, from her second album, went Top 20 in Australia.

Her discography is extremely impressive including numerous hit singles all over the world & five studio albums,
a career spanning over a decade which for a pop-dance act is extremely unusual.

After many years on stage Sannie decided to concentrate on the other side of the music industry, writing,
composing and producing for other artists in the business, both DJs & singers with names such as the Grammy
award winner Benny Benassi, Bennassi Bros, Ann Lee and In-Grid and so on.

Her new 2020 single “Suga” and the album “Suga – The Remixes”, with remixes by WH0, Billy da Kid, Freejak,
Sammy Porter, ManyFew, Liam Seys and Bad Neighbourhood, has reached Number 1 position in the UK Club
Charts and Number 2 in the Commercial Chart.

SUGA has already been spun 45 times on Kiss FM alone, as well as MistaJam dropping on Future Dance Anthems.
The track arrived with a full throttle house rework from Radio 1 darlings Wh0- the mysterious duo behind the
thumping hit Happy People- who the likes of Basement Jaxx, Sigma, The Prodigy, Slushii and Mercer also enlisted
to create groove-ridden remixes on their biggest tracks.