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Graham Gold publishes playlist for Esta La Musica 309

Graham Goldhas revealed the playlist for Esta La Musica 309 onScientific Sound Asia, originally scheduled for Saturday 29 June 2019. Scientific Sound Asia operates as an Asian electronic musicradio station,DJ agency, promoter andmusic newsoutlet, connecting audiences across Thailand, China, Singapore, Indonesia, South East Asia and internationally.

At the time of this edition, Graham had just finished a UK and European tour and was returning to Thailand for a set at Escape. He thanked family, music-industry friends and promoters for their support, while directing listeners to his website for station listings and broadcast details.

Esta La Musica takes its name from a tattoo Graham received while touring in Los Angeles in 1999. After leaving Kiss 100 and relocating to Thailand, he uses the title for a radio show focused on House, Techno and the wider electronic music he plays across clubs and festivals.

Graham is known internationally through his Kiss 100 broadcasts and the Peach club nights in London. Those platforms established a global audience for his work and still form an important part of the story behind his radio, club and touring profile.

He spent eight consecutive years in the DJ Magazine Top 100 DJs poll, including five years in the Top 40 and two years at number 22. At the time of the original profile, he was also listed by Dash as the 83rd most popular DJ in the world of all time.

Graham’s DJ career has taken him to more than 150 cities across 43 countries. His appearances include Glastonbury, Homelands, Gatecrasher, God’s Kitchen, Passion, Slinky, Impulz, Earthdance, W.E.M.F., Summadayze and Street Parade in Zurich.

Although he first became widely known through Trance, Graham now works strongly across House Music and Techno. Based on Koh Phangan, he performs at Tommy Resort during Full Moon periods and appears at island events including Jungle Experience, Backyard, Pirates Bar, Oasis, La Vida Loco and Heaven & Earth.

He also works with German-born Venus Vibes on Golden Vibes at KU CLUB. His Thailand activity connects with wider Asian bookings and international dates, keeping his schedule tied to both regional events and long-running global audiences.

Graham is also connected to Culture One in Bangkok, one of Thailand’s major electronic music events. Esta La Musica broadcasts through national FM stations and online platforms, giving his weekly selections a reach beyond South East Asia.

His compilation releases have sold more than 700,000 copies and earned six Gold and four Silver BPI certifications. That catalogue sits alongside his DJ sets, radio work and continuing role as a selector, producer and broadcaster.

Esta La Musica 309 presents House and Techno with music from labels and artists across Deep House, Progressive House, Melodic House and Techno, Tech House, Deep Tech, Organic House and Techno. Further updates, mixes and releases can be followed through hisFacebook,Instagram,Mixcloud,SoundCloud,BeatportandResident Advisor.

DJ Graham Gold presents Esta La Musica 309 on Scientific Sound Asia, with a selection moving through Peak Time Techno, Deep Tech House, Melodic House and Techno, Progressive House and Afro House. The episode features music from M.A., Denyl Brook, SVSV, Following Light, Paul Deep, Space Motion, Kashovski, Stan Kolev, Binaryh, John 00 Fleming, EEEMUS, APHE, TiM TASTE, Ash Roy and Koichi Sato.

M.A. opens with Journey on Enough, placing the programme inside Deep Tech House. Denyl Brook then adds Healing on Sakravi, bringing a House Music entry into the early section.

SVSV and Following Light move the set towards Melodic House and Techno with Nowhere Is Everywhere in the Ilya Gerus remix. Paul Deep follows with Mind Breaker on Sudbeat Promo, returning the episode to Progressive House.

Leviem’s Deventer brings the programme back to Deep Tech House before Space Motion and Kashovski introduce Afro House with Hingo. Stan Kolev then adds Adagio on Outta Limits, keeping the middle section connected to Progressive House.

David R Maddocks shifts the set towards Peak Time Techno with Sphagnum on Green Snake Promo. Binaryh then returns the episode to Melodic House and Techno with Scio on Timeless Moment Promo.

John 00 Fleming and EEEMUS bring Drop From The Vile in the Basil O’Glue remix on JOOF, adding a Trance entry to the late section. APHE and TiM TASTE follow with Klick Jagger on Soupherb Promo, returning the programme to Deep Tech House.

Ditosca and Luxfer’s Whuopdaa on Human Garden opens the closing run of Peak Time Techno. Ash Roy’s Screaming Bug on Soupherb Promo and Koichi Sato with Mika Kitten on Noor close Esta La Musica 309 with Techno at the centre.

DJ Graham Gold Esta La Musica 309

M.a. - Journey [Enough]

Denyl Brook - Healing [Sakravi]

Svsv & Following Light - Nowhere Is Everywhere (Ilya Gerus) [Dog & Man Promo]

Paul Deep - Mind Breaker [Sudbeat Promo]

Leviem - Deventer [Dushe]

Space Motion & Kashovski - Hingo [Space Motion]

Stan Kolev - Adagio [Outta Limits]

David R Maddocks - Sphagnum [Green Snake Promo]

Binaryh - Scio [Timeless Moment Pro]

John 00 Fleming & Eemus - Drop From The Vile (Basil O'glue) [Joof]

Aphe Tim Taste - Kik Jagger [Soupherb Promo]

Ditosca & Luxfer - Whuopdaa [Human Garden]

Ash Roy - Screaming Bug [Soupherb Promo]

Koichi Sato & Mika Kitten - Noor [Yoho Promo]

Listen on Mixcloud Here.

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