Future Frequencies Wraps Up with New Voices on Itch Radio

Future Frequencies wraps up after weeks of creative sessions where young people from across Camden developed their radio presenting, production and broadcasting skills through the Itch Radio Broadcasting Workshops.

Delivered in partnership with The Apex Project, courtesy of Camden Council, the workshops gave participants aged 14–26 the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in radio production, learn how to use professional studio equipment, build confidence behind the mic, and create their own live radio shows.

As a result, participants were able to explore new creative skills while gaining practical broadcasting experience.

The project concluded with a series of live broadcasts on Itch Radio, showcasing the creativity, confidence and musical identity of each participant. Throughout the workshops, each presenter developed their own unique style and approach to radio.

Future Frequencies Wraps Up 

Michaela Kay – RnB Therapy

First up, Michaela Kay brought smooth RnB sounds, soulful favourites and nostalgic vibes to the airwaves with RnB Therapy, creating the perfect feel-good soundtrack for listeners.

Baby Cey – La Femme Club

Meanwhile, Baby Cey delivered laid-back late-night energy with La Femme Club, blending soulful melodies, chilled RnB selections and stylish sounds throughout the show.

Z Dawg – Smooth Z

In addition, Z Dawg showcased smooth Soul and RnB grooves on Smooth Z, creating a relaxing atmosphere filled with easy listening sounds and positive energy.

Ama – Ama’s Playlist

Finally, Ama brought uplifting Pop and smooth RnB together on Ama’s Playlist, sharing a personal selection of feel-good tracks and upbeat vibes with listeners.

The Future Frequencies workshops continue Itch Radio CIC’s commitment to supporting young people through creative media opportunities, helping participants gain valuable experience, build confidence and explore pathways into the creative industries.

Furthermore, the project highlights the importance of giving young people access to creative spaces where they can express themselves and develop new skills.

A huge thank you to everyone who took part, supported the project and tuned into the live broadcasts.

A special shout-out to our workshop tutor Nigel Hosten aka Mr Dex, thank you for your dedication, expertise, and the energy you brought to every session.