DJ Graham Gold presents episode 610 of Esta La Musica on Scientific Sound Asia. Scientific Sound Asia operates as an Asian electronic music radio station, DJ agency, promoter and music news platform, connecting underground artists and listeners across the region and internationally.
A British DJ with more than four decades behind the decks, Graham has built a career spanning radio, clubs, festivals, production and international touring. His current sets draw from House, Progressive House, Melodic Techno and deeper club music while reflecting the adaptability developed throughout his long career.
Graham appeared in DJ Magazine's Top 100 DJs for eight consecutive years, helping establish his international profile during an important period for global club culture. His reputation grew further through London's Peach club nights and a long-running residency on Kiss 100 FM, where his broadcasts reached audiences well beyond the UK.
His career began much earlier within London's club scene, including a decade at Gulliver's in Mayfair during the 1970s and 1980s. During this period, he also developed The Funky Road Show with Duncan Uren, bringing Reggae, Soul, Disco and Jazz-Funk to dancefloors across the city.
Radio became another major part of Graham's development through his involvement with pirate broadcasting before he later joined Capital FM. His work there earned him the Broadcaster of the Year award in 1985 and strengthened the connection between his DJ career and broadcasting.
Duncan Uren and Graham Gold
His international career eventually took him to more than 150 cities across over 40 countries. Performances at Glastonbury Festival, Gatecrasher, God's Kitchen and Street Parade form part of a touring history that has covered several generations of electronic music.
Graham's compilation work also reached a substantial audience, with more than 700,000 albums sold and multiple BPI certifications. Alongside club appearances and radio, these releases helped extend his profile across the wider electronic music industry.
As a producer, broadcaster and selector, Graham Gold continues to use Esta La Musica as an outlet for both established artists and newer producers. The programme's title was inspired by a tattoo he received during a US tour in the 1990s, giving the series a personal connection with his long history in music.
Now based in Thailand, Graham remains active across the Asian electronic music scene while continuing to perform internationally. His appearances have included Bangkok, Pattaya and Koh Phangan, alongside his continued connection with London through Peach.
Esta La Musica 610 continues the long-running series with another selection shaped by Graham's experience across clubs, radio and international touring. The programme gives him space to combine current underground releases with the pacing, musical judgement and dancefloor awareness developed throughout his career.
DJ Graham Gold opens Esta La Musica 610 with Shanil Alox's Jojo's Day Dream, immediately establishing the Progressive House direction that dominates the episode. Elliot Moriarty, Bodaishin with Dexter Crowe and Ezequiel Arias continue that flow through Bedrock, Circle of Life and Anjunadeep, keeping the opening section melodic and steadily building.
Dave Seaman's Mirrorball Sleaze receives a Christian Smith and D-Shift remix on Selador, followed by Delfina Welz's A Slight Hesitation and Anthony Pappa with Nick Stoynoff on 435. That run keeps the set firmly centred on Progressive House while bringing together established names and newer material without breaking the episode's gradual progression.
Vito Riuti provides the only clear Tech House diversion with the Carlos A and Oliver-K remix of Titan, introducing a more percussive club rhythm midway through the programme. Sydd then returns the session to Progressive House with Magnolia, before Shanil Alox's Jojo's Day Dream appears again and re-establishes the melodic framework heard at the start.
Gorge's Pajam on Sudbeat and Cendryma's Buildup Trap continue the progressive sequence through the latter part of the show. Their placement keeps the focus on layered melodies and sustained club momentum rather than dramatic stylistic changes.
Fluke's Bullet in the Nick Warren and Nicolas Rada remix provides the episode's sole broader Electronic selection, offering a recognisable reference point before the final track. Gux Jimenez and Kurt Caesar close with Everflow, returning firmly to Progressive House and giving the programme a consistent finish.
Across Esta La Musica 610, Progressive House accounts for nearly the entire selection, with Tech House and Electronic providing brief contrasts rather than major changes in direction. DJ Graham Gold builds the episode around Bedrock, Selador, Anjunadeep, Sudbeat and Big Bells, keeping the programme focused on deep, melodic and club-oriented progressive music.
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DJ Graham Gold – Esta La Musica 610
Shanil Alox - Jojo's Day Dream [Big Bells]
Elliot Moriarty - Only Time [Bedrock]
Bodaishin & Dexter Crowe - Spinning Around (Original Mix) [Circle of Life]
Ezequiel Arias - So Many Stars [Anjunadeep]
Dave Seaman - Mirrorball Sleaze (Christian Smith & D-Shift Remix) [Selador]
Delfina Welz - A Slight Hesitation [Kitchen]
Anthony Pappa & Nick Stoynoff - 435 [Selador]
Vito Riuti - Titan (Carlos A, Oliver-K Remix) [Plastic Fantastic]
Sydd - Magnolia [Big Bells]
Shanil Alox - Jojo's Day Dream [Big Bells]
Gorge - Pajam [Sudbeat]
Cendryma - Buildup Trap (Original Mix) [Trap Proton]
Fluke - Bullet (Nick Warren & Nicolas Rada Remix) [SoundCloud]
Gux Jimenez & Kurt Caesar - Everflow (Original Mix) [Everflow Progressive]
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