dj malcolm mcintosh & Supermal biography

DJ Malcolm McIntosh

Malcolm's schooling in house music began in the early to mid nineties. Malcolm has mixed weekly sets of Trance and Nu NRG for Pulse FM's Sunday recovery show in it's early days with DJ Peace and the Sunday Sermon. Since then he has held residencies across Brisbane 's City and Valley, played up and down the East Coast of Australia coast including Great Keppel and Magnetic Island .

Malcolm's music of choice is House, he is just as comfortable warming up an early room for a guest dj or pushing a crowd till close proven time and time again with Monasty's 7am late licence. His sets incorporate all things funk fuelled, tribal tinged, electro driven and his beloved tough progressive never leaving the dance floor disappointed ….. But regularly gagging for more!

Malcolm has played alongside & supported Gene Farris, Kosheen, Sneaky Sound System, Aya Larkin (Skunkhour) Groove Terminator, Casey Taylor, Kazu Kimira, Darude, Nathan G, Mr Timothy, Master H, Abel Toro,
DJ Rebekah (UK), Sveta and Kate Monroe plus an array of Brisbane's local talent including Matt Kitshon, Matt Nugent, Nick Galea, Murray Brown, Pete Smith, Baby Gee and Habebe.

The artists supported and having played parties and venues from Family, Monastery and The Met in Brisbane to numerous venues in Sydney's Kings Cross and Full Moon Parties in North Queensland is one of his biggest assets and testament to his diversity and versatility as a dj. Malcolm was a state finalist in the Heineken Found @ Thirst dj Competition 2004 and has beena weekly contributor to the ARIA club chart since 2003.

2007 saw Malcolm take a new residency at Fringe Bar in Brisbane's Fortitude Valley. Malcolm plays guest spots up and down the Queensland coast.

Malcolm has an extensive background in Commercial Radio with The Austereo network in promotions and as an announcer from 1996 to 2000 and from 200 to 2008 as his alter ego ‘Supermal' doing traffic reports for Triple M Brisbane, Sea FM on the Sunshine Coast and Gold Fm on the Gold Coast and Television Traffic Reports for Channel Sevens Sunrise, Channel Nines Today Show and Channel Ten News first at Five. The early starts were a little rough when dj'ing three nights a week but music is his passion or is that better phrased….an addiction which keeps him going?!

Past Residencies include:

Quest - Broadbeach 05 - 07

Monastery 03 - 06

Motown - Mooloolaba 05

Rolling Rock - Noosa 05

Oxford 152 - 05

No 12 Lounge Bar 04 - 05

Velvet Room - Port Office Hotel 03 -04

Milk Bar 03

Marble Bar - Port Office Hotel 02 - 03

Mr Good Bar 02

Ja Jas Lounge 01

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Radio and TV Stuff

Triple M's Supermal

From 2000 to 2008 Supermal updated Brisbane traffic every 15 minutes in the morning with "The Cage with Ian Skippen, Marto Sully and Sammy Lukis " and every twenty minutes in the aftrenoons with Will & Lehmo on Brisbane's Triple M.

Who is Supermal? Apart from being Brisbanes most accurate traffic reporter for Triple M. He is Malcolm Mcintosh born and bred in Brisbane. Qualified heavy and commercial vehicle mechanic and one of Brisbanes long time nightclub dj talents.

Supermal has worked in most areas of Radio from Promotions co-ordinator roles to Announcing and driving the Rock Patrol as Nightstalker for many of Triple M's night shows.

After years driving from one end of Brisbane to the other and back again a new position was calling him. Up! yes up, to where has been for eight years. Supermal was finally given his wings trading the Rock Patrol for Triple Ms Skypatrol. This position required Malcolm to draw on his extensive knowledge of Brisbanes roads learnt from years behind the wheel of the Rock Patrol.

Being Brisbanes most accurate traffic reporter required Malcolm to be the motorists best friend. Giving them the most up to date traffic conditions and simple alternatives to avoid problem areas.

Malcolms day started at 5.30am from Archerfield Airport calling tow truck companies and emergency service contacts gathering information before stepping into his other office a bright orange Robinson R44 helicopter. He fliew from Beenleigh to Morayfield ,Riverview to Thornlands and everywhere in between. Malcolms information while in the air came from calls to Triple Ms traffic hotline plus what he saw from the air.

The information from callers and emergency services was relayed to him by his ground controller. Malcolm then fliew over the troublespots to assess the situation and if necessary guide the listeners around it quickly simply and safely. Landing at 8.45am completed Malcolm morning shift. He then returned to do it all again from 2.30pm finishing up at 6.55pm every Monday to Friday.

TV Traffic

Yes he's also regularly appeared on commercial television as well! Filling in as Traffic reporter on Channel 7 for Sunrise and Channel Ten in the five o'clock news.

On Sunrise there are 5 reports through the morning with Kochie & Mel from 6.30am - 8.30am.

On Ten News with Marie Louise-Theile and Bill McDonald there are two reports between 5pm & 6pm.

Sea Fm's Supermal

Supermal updated the traffic every half hour throughout the morning alongside Brad & Mac with the Sea Fm Morning crew and in the afternoon with the Bench Warmers on 91.9 Sea Fm.

Gold Fm's timesaver traffic

Mal updated the traffic every 15 minutes in the morning with Richard and Bridget for Breakfast and half hourly in the afternoons with Chris on 92.5 Gold Fm.




		DJ Malcolm McIntosh Malcolm's schooling in house music began in the early to mid nineties. Malcolm has mixed weekly sets of Trance and Nu NRG for Pulse FM's Sunday recovery show in it's early days with DJ Peace and the Sunday Sermon. Since then he has held residencies across Brisbane 's City and Valley, played up and down the East Coast of Australia coast including Great Keppel and Magnetic Island . Malcolm's music of choice is House, he is just as comfortable warming up an early room for a guest dj or pushing a crowd till close proven time and time again with Monasty's 7am late licence. His sets incorporate all things funk fuelled, tribal tinged, electro driven and his beloved tough progressive never leaving the dance floor disappointed ….. But regularly gagging for more! Malcolm has played alongside & supported Gene Farris, Kosheen, Sneaky Sound System, Aya Larkin (Skunkhour) Groove Terminator, Casey Taylor, Kazu Kimira, Darude, Nathan G, Mr Timothy, Master H, Abel Toro, DJ Rebekah (UK), Sveta and Kate Monroe plus an array of Brisbane's local talent including Matt Kitshon, Matt Nugent, Nick Galea, Murray Brown, Pete Smith, Baby Gee and Habebe. The artists supported and having played parties and venues from Family, Monastery and The Met in Brisbane to numerous venues in Sydney's Kings Cross and Full Moon Parties in North Queensland is one of his biggest assets and testament to his diversity and versatility as a dj. Malcolm was a state finalist in the Heineken Found @ Thirst dj Competition 2004 and has beena weekly contributor to the ARIA club chart since 2003. 2007 saw Malcolm take a new residency at Fringe Bar in Brisbane's Fortitude Valley. Malcolm plays guest spots up and down the Queensland coast. Malcolm has an extensive background in Commercial Radio with The Austereo network in promotions and as an announcer from 1996 to 2000 and from 200 to 2008 as his alter ego ‘Supermal' doing traffic reports for Triple M Brisbane, Sea FM on the Sunshine Coast and Gold Fm on the Gold Coast and Television Traffic Reports for Channel Sevens Sunrise, Channel Nines Today Show and Channel Ten News first at Five. The early starts were a little rough when dj'ing three nights a week but music is his passion or is that better phrased….an addiction which keeps him going?! Past Residencies include: Quest - Broadbeach 05 - 07 Monastery 03 - 06 Motown - Mooloolaba 05 Rolling Rock - Noosa 05 Oxford 152 - 05 No 12 Lounge Bar 04 - 05 Velvet Room - Port Office Hotel 03 -04 Milk Bar 03 Marble Bar - Port Office Hotel 02 - 03 Mr Good Bar 02 Ja Jas Lounge 01 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Radio and TV Stuff Triple M's Supermal From 2000 to 2008 Supermal updated Brisbane traffic every 15 minutes in the morning with "The Cage with Ian Skippen, Marto Sully and Sammy Lukis " and every twenty minutes in the aftrenoons with Will & Lehmo on Brisbane's Triple M. Who is Supermal? Apart from being Brisbanes most accurate traffic reporter for Triple M. He is Malcolm Mcintosh born and bred in Brisbane. Qualified heavy and commercial vehicle mechanic and one of Brisbanes long time nightclub dj talents. Supermal has worked in most areas of Radio from Promotions co-ordinator roles to Announcing and driving the Rock Patrol as Nightstalker for many of Triple M's night shows. After years driving from one end of Brisbane to the other and back again a new position was calling him. Up! yes up, to where has been for eight years. Supermal was finally given his wings trading the Rock Patrol for Triple Ms Skypatrol. This position required Malcolm to draw on his extensive knowledge of Brisbanes roads learnt from years behind the wheel of the Rock Patrol. Being Brisbanes most accurate traffic reporter required Malcolm to be the motorists best friend. Giving them the most up to date traffic conditions and simple alternatives to avoid problem areas. Malcolms day started at 5.30am from Archerfield Airport calling tow truck companies and emergency service contacts gathering information before stepping into his other office a bright orange Robinson R44 helicopter. He fliew from Beenleigh to Morayfield ,Riverview to Thornlands and everywhere in between. Malcolms information while in the air came from calls to Triple Ms traffic hotline plus what he saw from the air. The information from callers and emergency services was relayed to him by his ground controller. Malcolm then fliew over the troublespots to assess the situation and if necessary guide the listeners around it quickly simply and safely. Landing at 8.45am completed Malcolm morning shift. He then returned to do it all again from 2.30pm finishing up at 6.55pm every Monday to Friday. TV Traffic Yes he's also regularly appeared on commercial television as well! Filling in as Traffic reporter on Channel 7 for Sunrise and Channel Ten in the five o'clock news. On Sunrise there are 5 reports through the morning with Kochie & Mel from 6.30am - 8.30am. On Ten News with Marie Louise-Theile and Bill McDonald there are two reports between 5pm & 6pm. Sea Fm's Supermal Supermal updated the traffic every half hour throughout the morning alongside Brad & Mac with the Sea Fm Morning crew and in the afternoon with the Bench Warmers on 91.9 Sea Fm. Gold Fm's timesaver traffic Mal updated the traffic every 15 minutes in the morning with Richard and Bridget for Breakfast and half hourly in the afternoons with Chris on 92.5 Gold Fm.


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