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Annie Lennox has shared a message from a radio station employee who asks the singer to submit her music for consideration to be played on the radio station.

The former Eurythmics lead singer, who has won eight Brit awards and four Grammys, shared a picture of the correspondence on Facebook, writing alongside it: “I think I’m in with a chance ??!!!”

The name of the Los Angeles-based radio station is blacked out but the message starts by saying that Kylie, who describes herself as the new music coordinator, “came across Lennox’s music online”.

She adds: “I really like what I heard.”

Kylie goes on to explain that she looks for “artists who I think have potential and get them in rotation on our station”.

Lennox is asked to send over an MP3 of her latest single, which will then be sent to the station’s programme director “to see if he’s interested in putting it in rotation”.

The Scottish singer is also then asked about what “support campaign” she has for her latest single.

The message continues: “I only ask because we are connected to an artist development firm that can also get you onto 150 radio stations worldwide and provide support for press, video, retail, and licensing. The best part is, if they really like your music, they’ll cover all of the marketing expenses.”

It ends by saying: “Please let them know Kylie referred you and you should be in. Let me know your thoughts and be sure to send me that MP3!”

Lennox has also won a Golden Globe and an Oscar for her music. She has forged a hugely successful solo career and has also won countless awards for her charity and humanitarian work, including being awarded an OBE in 2011.