Dizzy Dee

08/06/2025

Two things I know for sure, some seasons will stretch you and others will heal you, but both are necessary and part of God's plan.

20/05/2025

Today, we lay to rest my dear brother.

It’s a moment filled with both sorrow and gratitude, sorrow because his absence leaves a space that can never be filled, and gratitude because we were blessed to walk this life with him, to share memories, laughter, and love.

He was more than just a brother. He was my friend, my guide, a steady presence in so many of our lives. And while today we say goodbye, his spirit, his kindness, and his strength will continue to live on in all of us.

Rest well, my brother Dick. You are loved beyond words and missed beyond measure.

12/05/2025

My beloved brother, Dick Sibanda, was born on September 11, 1977 at Collin Saunders Hospital in Triangle, Zimbabwe. He was our mother’s third child, and I was the last born. From the very beginning, he was my protector, my first best friend, and my constant source of strength. He was the big brother who always stood by me.

Tragically, his life was cut short in a devastating head-on collision with a truck while driving home from work. He passed away in the early hours of Saturday morning at a hospital in Mpumalanga, South Africa, while I was DJing at a wedding, unaware that my world was about to shatter.

It hasn’t even been a year since we laid our mother to rest, and now I find myself mourning once again, this time for my brother. I am so lost. I am so confused. I am angry. I am broken. Nothing makes sense anymore. He was supposed to be my anchor, the one who helped me navigate through the storm of grief we were already facing.

The day after he passed was Mother’s Day, a day that also marked my sister’s birthday and exactly ten months since our mum left us. I cannot imagine a more painful convergence of loss. I will never be ok again.

I’ll never forget our mother’s funeral. I was overwhelmed and couldn’t find the strength to speak. My brother saw my pain and, without hesitation, held me close. He took the mic and spoke on my behalf, saying exactly what I couldn’t. That’s who he was, intuitive, steady, and always there when I needed him most.

The pain I feel right now is unbearable. But deep in my heart, I believe that Mum called him home and he answered that call.

Ngiyathemba uyabona solefa khona empini, ngeke baskhoba lingashona emini!

Rest gently, my brother. Rest peacefully, my brother. You are deeply loved and will never, ever be forgotten.

25/04/2025

Sounds of Africa Returns!

After a two-year hiatus, Melbourne’s longest-running Afrobeats night — Sounds of Africa — is back and better than ever! Join us for an unforgettable night celebrating rhythm, culture, and unity.

This Saturday, 26 April 2025
Club Pandora — 127 Dorcas Street, South Melbourne
Doors open at 9:30 PM

We’re turning up with the city’s hottest Afrobeats DJs, alongside a special celebration of Zimbabwean Independence. Get ready for a high-energy Zimdancehall fusion set by the best Zimdancehall DJ in Australia!

Expect the finest in:
Afrobeats | Amapiano | Zimdancehall

Dress Code: Stylish & Classy
Tickets: Available now on Eventbrite

Don’t miss the vibes — it’s going to be a night to remember!

26/03/2025

Watching all these yns running amok 🤣🤣🤣

26/03/2025

Ijust played dat 'help me' 52 times in a row so help should be otw

25/03/2025

Next time you’re hungry, eat them hearts off ya story

15/03/2025

Never stay up late for something you wouldn’t get up early for

14/03/2025

New Nisha Ts - Admire Kadembo

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28/02/2025

Dizzy Dee & Frankie Sax - Triple Wave: St Kilda Beach Set 2025

Dizzy Dee & Frankie SaxTriple Wave: St Kilda Beach Set 2025Featuring tracks from Dlala Thukzin, SOUL NATIVEZ, Jnr SA, Oscar Mbo, HEAVY-K, Professor, Funky Ol...