Howard Ritchie
Early Life and Education
Howard Ritchie was born in Bearsden, Scotland. From an early age, he displayed a keen interest in music and stage. Howard's early education took place at Forest Boys School, Horsham West Susses, where he excelled in drama.
Academic and Professional Pursuits
Howard went on to attend Crawley College, where he trained as a Chef before he attended London Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts.
After completing education, Howard embarked on a professional career as a DJ and creative director. He began his journey in Blackpool and Brighton where held residencies at The Event, Event 2 and The Paradox, innovative ideas won him three-time UK DJ of the Year South before becoming a national touring DJ at super clubs around the country represented by Big Bang Management. It was during his residencies in Croydon where he met producers Jon Pearn and Michael Gray of Full Intention and his connection with Ministry of Sound and his remix productions began.
Career Highlights
Over the years, Howard Ritchie has achieved numerous milestones in his career. Notable among these are his contributions in formulating the UK's first syndicated dance music radio show which he co-produced and presented along with Wise Buddah London. His work on the Ministry of Sound Show has been particularly influential, earning him recognition from music industry for his contributions to dance music and solidifying him as a national broadcaster among radio professionals. Howard's expertise as a radio broadcaster earned him numerous roles including joining the most listened to station in London in 2007. In addition to his presenter accomplishments, Howard was cast as the voice of Capital after auditions in 2009 by Ashley Tabor King and media mogul Richard Park and today is cast as imaging voice actor in 15 countries working alongside radio's biggest names such as Kyle and Jackie O. He is also known for his stadium show appearances introducing artists such as Beyoncé, Taylor Swift and Jennifer Lopez.
Personal Life
Beyond his professional life, Howard Ritchie is known for his self-directed social media productions centered around motoring, which he began shortly after Clarkson Hammond and May left the BBC Top Gear Show. He is actively involved in matters relating to mental health, stoicism and psychoneuroimmunology, demonstrating a deep commitment to sufferers of mental of physiological conditions. Legacy and Impact
Howard Ritchie's legacy is defined by his exceptional contributions to radio broadcasting, club culture and dance music. His unwavering commitment to excellence, and his passionate spirit. His work has not only advanced his industry but also inspired many who follow in his footsteps. Howard continues to help shape the future of sound of radio, ensuring that his impact will continue for generations to come.
Howard Ritchie was born in Bearsden, Scotland. From an early age, he displayed a keen interest in music and stage. Howard's early education took place at Forest Boys School, Horsham West Susses, where he excelled in drama.
Academic and Professional Pursuits
Howard went on to attend Crawley College, where he trained as a Chef before he attended London Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts.
After completing education, Howard embarked on a professional career as a DJ and creative director. He began his journey in Blackpool and Brighton where held residencies at The Event, Event 2 and The Paradox, innovative ideas won him three-time UK DJ of the Year South before becoming a national touring DJ at super clubs around the country represented by Big Bang Management. It was during his residencies in Croydon where he met producers Jon Pearn and Michael Gray of Full Intention and his connection with Ministry of Sound and his remix productions began.
Career Highlights
Over the years, Howard Ritchie has achieved numerous milestones in his career. Notable among these are his contributions in formulating the UK's first syndicated dance music radio show which he co-produced and presented along with Wise Buddah London. His work on the Ministry of Sound Show has been particularly influential, earning him recognition from music industry for his contributions to dance music and solidifying him as a national broadcaster among radio professionals. Howard's expertise as a radio broadcaster earned him numerous roles including joining the most listened to station in London in 2007. In addition to his presenter accomplishments, Howard was cast as the voice of Capital after auditions in 2009 by Ashley Tabor King and media mogul Richard Park and today is cast as imaging voice actor in 15 countries working alongside radio's biggest names such as Kyle and Jackie O. He is also known for his stadium show appearances introducing artists such as Beyoncé, Taylor Swift and Jennifer Lopez.
Personal Life
Beyond his professional life, Howard Ritchie is known for his self-directed social media productions centered around motoring, which he began shortly after Clarkson Hammond and May left the BBC Top Gear Show. He is actively involved in matters relating to mental health, stoicism and psychoneuroimmunology, demonstrating a deep commitment to sufferers of mental of physiological conditions. Legacy and Impact
Howard Ritchie's legacy is defined by his exceptional contributions to radio broadcasting, club culture and dance music. His unwavering commitment to excellence, and his passionate spirit. His work has not only advanced his industry but also inspired many who follow in his footsteps. Howard continues to help shape the future of sound of radio, ensuring that his impact will continue for generations to come.
