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Young creative minds

They often bring fresh, boundary-pushing energy to their art projects. They tend to mix disciplines, experiment with materials, and let curiosity drive their expression.

Your Hosts Joshua & Malachi. The vibrant live-stream duo bringing fresh energy, deep conversations, and real-time vibes straight from the creative underground. They guide the audience through interviews, live showcases, and behind-the-scenes stories from emerging artists.

Performance Spotlights – Spoken word, dance, and live music streamed directly to the Flash Frequency audience. Creative Tech, Exploring digital art, animation, and VR/AR storytelling by young innovators.

The BPM TAPES

The BPM Tapes Radio Exclusive DJs. Exclusive Sounds. Hosted by Malcolm Lewis.

The BPM Tapes Radio is where deep house, afro, minimal, and underground grooves meet storytelling. Each episode features a hand-picked DJ bringing their signature sound, unreleased tracks, and the stories behind their music.

Expect exclusive mixes, artist spotlights, and raw conversations about the craft, culture, and future of house music. With Malcolm Lewis at the helm, The BPM Tapes Radio isn’t just about BPM, it’s about the heartbeat of the underground.

Rising Talent: Young Player Capped by The Lions U15 Rugby Team

Major milestone has been reached as a young and dedicated athlete has officially been capped by The Lions Under-15 Rugby Team.

a Proud achievement that reflects years of commitment, passion, and hard work. From early training sessions and countless hours of practice to developing the discipline and mental strength that elite sport demands, this selection is a true testament to perseverance and love for the game.

Being chosen to represent The Lions, one of South Africa’s most iconic rugby unions, is not only an honor but also an important step in a promising sporting journey.

The achievement highlights the player’s growth, skill, and leadership on and off the field — qualities that have earned the respect of coaches, teammates, and supporters alike.

This cap signifies more than just selection; it symbolizes potential realized, teamwork rewarded, and a future filled with opportunity. Congratulations to this talented young player — the hard work continues, and the best is yet to come.

Malcolm Lewis (on the left)

Malcolm Lewis Announces New Album Dirty 87, Dropping 10 December South African producer and DJ. Malcolm Lewis returns with a bold new release on 10 December — a ten-track fusion of deep house and tech house titled Dirty 87. The album tells the emotional story of two teenagers who are completely wrong for each other, yet irresistibly drawn together in a relationship built on intensity, chaos, and consequence.

A Raw Story Told Through Rhythm

Dirty 87 is a concept album that follows the rise and collapse of young, reckless love. Each track captures a moment in their journey — the excitement, the denial, the thrill, the mistakes, and ultimately the heartbreak. Malcolm Lewis uses the language of the dancefloor to express something deeply human: the way youthful passion can be both electric and destructive.

Deep House Warmth Meets Tech House Edge

Musically, the album is a hybrid of smooth deep house textures and sharp, driving tech house rhythms. Lewis blends dreamy pads with crisp drums, rolling basslines, and subtle melodic tension. The result is a sound that’s both hypnotic and high-energy — perfect for late-night sets yet emotionally grounded.

An Artist in Evolution

Dirty 87 demonstrates Malcolm Lewis’ growing strength as both a storyteller and a producer. Known for his atmospheric deep house sound, he pushes into new territory here, creating something darker, more cinematic, and more narratively focused. It’s an album built not only for dancers, but for listeners who want to feel the story unfold beat by beat.

Available 10 December

The album will be released across all major streaming platforms, with visual content and supporting material rolling out throughout December. With Dirty 87, Malcolm Lewis delivers a project that is rhythmically captivating, emotionally charged, and unmistakably personal — a striking addition to his growing catalogue.