Coh-hul announces his playlist for his new 'Play It Loud' 18.

Coh-hul has published the playlist for Play It Loud episode 18. The show is broadcast on Scientific Sound Asia, the Asian electronic music radio station, event management company and DJ agency with an international audience, supporting underground artists and club culture across the region.

Previously based in Ho Chi Minh City, Coh-hul is an established DJ and producer who has been part of the Scientific Sound Asia DJ agency roster for several years. His breakthrough came with a New Year’s Eve event in Northern Thailand in 2015, and since then, he has continued to build a reputation through energetic performances and a distinctive approach to DJing.

His sound is rooted in tech house and tech-funk, drawing influence from labels such as Dirtybird, This Ain’t Bristol, Relief, Snatch! and Perfect Driver. His sets are characterised by punchy drum patterns, driving basslines and playful, futuristic elements, combining groove and energy with a strong dancefloor focus.

Coh-hul has developed a reputation for reading the crowd effectively, knowing when to build intensity and when to ease the energy to maintain flow. Over the past five years in Saigon, he has hosted his own tech house nights and played a key role in shaping parts of the city’s underground scene.

His most recognised event is the monthly AfterDark party, co-hosted with Broma: Not A Bar. He is also involved with the DTOX party brand and has performed at events organised by Scientific Sound Asia. Regular appearances at venues such as The Lighthouse, Piu Piu, Upper Saigon, Indika, Saigon Outcast and Rogue have made him a familiar name within the local circuit.

Beyond Ho Chi Minh City, he has performed at the Mui Ne Music and Arts Festival and New Year’s Eve events at Rock Island Club in Phu Quoc. Internationally, he travelled to the United States in 2017 to attend Dirtybird Campout, where he organised a spontaneous beach party in Venice and performed in Phoenix, Arizona. In 2018, he played a sold-out show at Le Chapiteau in Marseille, marking a highlight in his career.

Alongside his DJ work, Coh-hul has expanded into content creation with his YouTube series Seshnikov, where he shares production ideas and showcases new material. His music is also available on platforms such as Spotify and Bandcamp, reflecting his growing focus on production.

In this episode of Play It Loud, Coh-hul shifts his attention to Pets Recordings, the label founded by Catz ’n Dogz. Following a previous episode dedicated to W&O Street Tracks, this mix explores the distinctive sound of Pets while also featuring a selection of current favourites, including one of his own productions.

Play It Loud episode 18 by Coh-hul opens with a strong Tech House foundation as Miss Me and Ometepe establish a groove-led direction built for the dancefloor. Give It All and Vending Machine continue the rolling rhythm, while Peaches & Eggplants and Pop It reinforce the stripped, percussive style associated with modern Tech House. The early section maintains a consistent club energy through On The Ship! and First Night Out, blending bass-driven movement with tight drum patterns.

The mix continues with Universal and Enthusiasm, both pushing a heavier Tech House sound, followed by End Of The Lime which keeps the momentum flowing. Tracks such as I Might and Took Off All My Clothes maintain the groove, while Follow Me and Hit The Club bring a slightly more playful, vocal-driven energy. Trooper then introduces a deeper shift, adding melodic and atmospheric elements to the session.

The Pets Recordings label mix expands the selection with a broader House and Deep House palette. Tracks like I Bought It All, My Stop and the Eats Everything remix of Mass Confusion maintain a steady groove, while Right Up and Buoyant explore deeper and more minimal textures. 4 The Lovers and the Claude VonStroke remix of Get It Right add warmth and vocal depth to the mix.

The closing stretch balances House and Techno influences as Seventeen, Pressure and I Rise build intensity. Upsi Bubsi and Black Kids Luv Techno keep the rhythm driving before Rave History and This Time in the Marquis Hawkes remix introduce melodic and indie dance elements. The set closes with Rattlesnake, bringing episode 18 to a tight finish centred on groove-led House and Tech House with deeper and darker undertones.

Coh-hul 'Play It Loud' episode 18.

Kevin Knapp - Miss Me [Repopulate Mars]

Lubelski - Ometepe [Big Bam Boo]

Coh-hul - Give It All [Promo]

Davide Squillace & Ninetones - Vending Machine [This And That]

DJ E-Clyps - Peaches & Eggplants [Blacklight Music]

Sage Armstrong & Arnold & Lane - Pop It [Dumb Fat Records]

Wrdo - On The Ship! [Birdfeed]

Catz 'n Dogz - First Night Out [Edible]

Ekoboy - Universal [Box Of Cats]

Claude Vonstroke & Walker & Royce - Enthusiasm [Dirtybird]

Claude Vonstroke & Walker & Royce - End Of The Lime [Dirtybird]

Dipzy - I Might [My Techno Weighs A Ton]

Sage Armstrong & Dipzy - Took Off All My Clothes [Dumb Fat Records]

Feelgood & Zanard - Follow Me [Box Of Cats]

Uknew - Hit The Club [Soundcloud]

Joseph Ashworth - Trooper [Life And Death]

Pets Recordings Label Mix:

Catz ’n Dogz - I Bought It All

Walker & Royce - My Stop

Catz ’n Dogz - Mass Confusion (Eats Everything Remix)

Dalfie - Right Up (Dub Version)

Bearight - Buoyant

Black Loops - 4 The Lovers

Catz ’n Dogz - Get It Right Feat. Tanika (Claude Vonstroke Remix)

Walker & Royce - Seventeen

Truncate - Pressure

Harry Romero - I Rise

Catz ’n Dogz - Upsi Bubsi

Demuir - Black Kids Luv Techno

Catz ’n Dogz - Rave History

Adam Port & Jennifer Touch - This Time (Marquis Hawkes Remix)

Psychemagik - Rattlesnake

Listen on Mixcloud here.