Graham Goldreleased the playlist for this edition of Esta La Musica onScientific Sound Asia. Scientific Sound Asia operates as an English-language Asian electronic musicradio station, promoter,DJ agencyandmusic newsoutlet.
Esta La Musica takes its name from the tattoo on Graham’s right arm, inked while he was DJing in Los Angeles in the late 1990s. After leaving Kiss 100 and relocating to Southeast Asia, he used the phrase for a Techno and House-focused radio show connected to his ongoing work as a DJ, producer and broadcaster.
Graham’s rise in electronic music was strongly linked to his weekly shows on London’s Kiss 100 and the Peach club brand. Those platforms helped bring his sound to a wider audience while connecting specialist radio, club culture and international DJ bookings.
His foundations as a DJ were laid in London, where he held a decade-long, six-nights-a-week residency at Gulliver’s Club in Mayfair. That role gave him extensive experience with club audiences before his later profile developed through Kiss FM, Peach and global touring.
His route into music began earlier, when his interest in Afrocentric music led him to co-found The Funky Road Show with a friend. By the early 1980s, Graham was playing Black music five nights a week across London, moving through Reggae, Soul, Disco and Jazz Funk.
That period also took him through several London pirate radio stations before he joined 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 became involved with Kiss FM from its early period, and his later Kiss 100 shows formed a major chapter in his public profile. He spent eight consecutive years in DJ Magazine’s Top 100 DJs poll and was also listed by Dash among its most popular DJs in the world of all time.
By the time Esta La Musica aired on Scientific Sound Asia, Graham was already established in Asia while retaining a strong international following. The weekly show featured Deep House, Progressive House, Melodic House and Techno, Tech House, Deep Tech, Organic House and Techno from labels, artists and promo networks.
This edition included his collaboration with Samotarev, Rising, presented alongside remixes by DJ Zombi and Maydan. The track placed Graham’s studio work directly inside the programme, linking Esta La Musica with his activity as both a selector and producer.
Graham continues to DJ internationally and stays active in the studio, with later work supported across melodic and deep house circles. Further updates, mixes and releases can be followed through hisFacebook,Instagram,Mixcloud,SoundCloud,BeatportandResident Advisor.
DJ Graham Gold presents Esta La Musica 351 on Scientific Sound Asia, with a selection moving through Melodic House and Techno, Progressive House, Deep Tech House, Tech House and Peak Time Techno. The episode features music from Graham Gold, Samotarev, Fakdem, Danilo Armas, Hushkin, Net Son, Cabizbajo, Stan Kolev, Ricky Paes, CeCe Rogers, George Smeddles, Kamadev and Surreal (DE).
Graham Gold and Samotarev open with Rising in the DJ Zombi and Maydan remix on Asymmetric Recordings, placing the programme inside Melodic House and Techno. Fakdem and Danilo Armas then follow with Chaman in the Emanuel Querol remix on Rezongar, keeping the early section in melodic club territory.
Adonis Rivera’s Krishnamurti on Orpheus brings a Deep House entry before Wonkytonk shifts the set into Deep Tech House with Wonk in the Radio Rental remix. Surreal (DE) and Erhardt Schuster then add Quarry on Soupherb, keeping the episode in deeper tech-driven rhythm.
Hushkin’s Oblivion on SMTC Underground returns the show to Melodic House and Techno. Net Son follows with Timely on Vesta, moving the middle section into Progressive House.
Cabizbajo’s Bad Apple on Born In Mexico introduces Indie Dance before Fran&Co brings Symphony From Outer Space in the Stan Kolev remix on Mad Hatter. Henning Richter then shifts the programme towards Peak Time Techno with Glücklich Im Zwielicht in the Arnold From Mumbai remix on BluFin.
Ricky Paes adds a Tech House entry with Kidney Punch on Lou Lou. CeCe Rogers and George Smeddles then bring In Love in the Extended Anthem Mix on Ultra, giving the late section a House Music turn.
David Museen, Erik Christiansen and Makanan follow with Superstitious on Kittball, keeping the closing stretch in Tech House. Kamadev’s Ifism on Dear Deer White and Surreal (DE) with Erhardt Schuster on Heavy Feather close Esta La Musica 351 across Progressive House and Deep Tech House.
Esta La Musica 351 by DJ Graham Gold
Graham Gold & Samotarev - Rising (DJ Zombi & Maydan Remix) [Asymmetric Recordings]
Fakdem & Danilo Armas - Chaman (Emanuel Querol Remix) [Rezongar]
Adonis Rivera - Krishnamurti (Original Mix) [Orpheus]
Wonkytonk - Wonk (Radio Rental Remix) [Superfreq]
Surreal (DE) & Erhardt Schuster - Quarry [Soupherb]
Hushkin - Oblivion [SMTC Underground]
Net Son - Timely [Vesta]
Cabizbajo - Bad Apple [Born In Mexico]
Fran&Co - Symphony From Outer Space (Stan Kolev Remix) [Mad Hatter]
Henning Richter - Glücklich Im Zwielicht (Arnold From Mumbai Remix) [Blufin]
Ricky Paes - Kidney Punch [Lou Lou]
CeCe Rogers & George Smeddles - In Love (Extended Anthem Mix) [Ultra]
David Museen, Erik Christiansen & Makanan - Superstitious (Original Mix) [Kittball]
Kamadev - Ifism [Dear Deer White]
Surreal (DE) & Erhardt Schuster - Heavy Feather [Soupherb]
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