Graham Goldhas unveiled the latest playlist for his long-running weekly radio show, Esta La Musica onScientific Sound Asia. Scientific Sound Asia operates as an English-language Asian electronic musicradio station, promoter,DJ agencyandmusic newsoutlet, connecting underground and established electronic artists with audiences across Asia and internationally.
Esta La Musica takes its name from a tattoo Graham received on his right arm while DJing in Los Angeles in 1999. After leaving Kiss 100 and relocating to Southeast Asia, he adopted the phrase for a radio show focused on House, Techno and progressive electronic sounds.
Graham’s London background spans club residencies, specialist radio and mobile sound system culture. A key part of that foundation was his decade-long residency at Gulliver’s Club in Mayfair, where he played six nights a week and developed a detailed understanding of dancefloor programming.
His route into music began earlier, when he co-founded The Funky Road Show as a teenager in West London. Built around Afrocentric music, the mobile disco placed him inside a working DJ environment before his later moves into radio, clubs and international touring.
By the age of 18, Graham was playing Black music five nights a week across the capital. His selections moved through Reggae, Soul, Disco and Jazz Funk, giving him a broad musical base before his later association with House, Trance and Techno.
During the 1980s, he worked across London pirate radio before joining the Radio London Soul Night Out team. He later hosted a Saturday-night Soul programme on Capital FM, receiving the station’s Broadcaster of the Year award in 1985.
Graham was involved with Kiss FM London from its early period, and his later Kiss 100 broadcasts brought his work to a much wider audience. Alongside the Peach club brand, those shows helped establish his international profile within radio, club culture and electronic music.
He spent eight consecutive years in DJ Magazine’s Top 100 DJs poll and was later listed by Dash among its most popular DJs in the world of all time. That recognition connects his UK radio profile with decades of club bookings, festival appearances and international DJ activity.
Today, Graham stays active across Asia and internationally while using Esta La Musica as a regular platform for contemporary club music. The show presents Deep House, Progressive House, Melodic House and Techno, Tech House, Deep Tech, Organic House and Techno through new music from labels and artists.
Further updates, mixes and releases can be followed through hisFacebook,Instagram,Mixcloud,SoundCloud,BeatportandResident Advisor. Esta La Musica connects his current electronic music direction with a long career across radio, club culture and international performance.
DJ Graham Gold presents Esta La Musica 346 on Scientific Sound Asia, with a selection moving through Melodic House and Techno, Progressive House, Deep Tech House, Peak Time Techno and Afro House. The episode features music from Alejandro Mosso, Agoria, Oxia, Daniel De Roma, Tom Pooks, Chords Of Stockholm, Hushkin, Andørra, Nicrofobia, Choopie, Sharkieboy, Stan Kolev and Collective States.
Alejandro Mosso opens with Amatista on Do Not Sit On The Furniture, placing the programme inside Afro House. Agoria then moves the set into Melodic House and Techno with All Over You in the Oxia remix on Sapiens Recordings.
Daniel De Roma’s El Abrazo De La Serpiente on Conceptual brings a Deep Tech House entry into the early section. Tom Pooks and Time then shift the rhythm towards Peak Time Techno with Red Castle on Family Piknik Music.
Chords Of Stockholm return the programme to Deep Tech House with Mendoza on Superfreq. Hushkin follows with Oblivion on SMTC Underground, moving the middle section back into Melodic House and Techno.
Andørra’s The Birth on Krafted Underground and Nicrofobia’s Alone in the Sassa remix on Ambivert keep the melodic direction in place. Choopie and Sharkieboy then bring the episode into Progressive House with Moon In The Window on Bonzai Progressive.
Stan Kolev’s Samsara on Outta Limits and Collective States’ Hyperdrive on Krafted Underground extend the Progressive House run. Frühwerk closes Esta La Musica 346 with Move 2 The Beat on Play Off, taking the final track into Peak Time Techno.
Esta La Musica 346 by DJ Graham Gold
Alejandro Mosso - Amatista [Do Not Sit on the Furniture]
Agoria - All Over You (Oxia Remix) [Sapiens Recordings]
Daniel De Roma - El Abrazo De La Serpiente [Conceptual]
Tom Pooks & Time - Red Castle [Family Piknik Music]
Chords Of Stockholm - Mendoza [Superfreq]
Hushkin - Oblivion [SMTC Underground]
Andørra - The Birth [Krafted Underground]
Nicrofobia - Alone (Sassa Remix) [Ambivert]
Choopie & Sharkieboy - Moon In The Window [Bonzai Progressive]
Stan Kolev - Samsara [Outta Limits]
Collective States - Hyperdrive [Krafted Underground]
Frühwerk - Move 2 The Beat [Play Off]
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