Coh-hul has published his playlist for his new 'Play it Loud' 14.

Coh-hul has published his playlist for the 'Play it Loud' episode 14. Scientific Sound Asia radio is the Asian underground electronic music station for China, Vietnam, Thailand, India, Sri Lanka, Indonesia and globally.

Coh-hul is an established DJ and Producer who resides in Ho Chi Minh City and, for the last few years, has been an artist on our DJ agency. His first big event came at a New Year's Eve party in northern Thailand in 2015, and since then, he has continually pleased people with his music and style of play.

Coh-hul’s predominant genres are mainly Tech House or Tech Funk based on his groundings with the Dirtybird, This Ain't Bristol, Relief, Snatch!, and Perfect Driver record labels. He likes to thump out funky drum beats, pounding bass lines and futuristic Sci-Fi melodies. He has an innate ability to stand out from other disc jockeys by reading when to go hard and when to give the crowd a bit of a breather.

He has been living in Saigon for the past four and a half years, where he hosts his own Tech-House nights and creates lunatic frenzies in the city for people to strut their stuff. You would have experienced this at one of his many residencies if you ever visit Ho Chi Minh City. His most renowned party is the monthly "AfterDark" event co-hosted with Broma:Not A Bar.

He is a DJ member of the "DTOX" party brand and was involved with WHAT? Events and Scientific Sound Asia events. Other venues throughout the city you may have caught him at would be The Lighthouse, Saigon Soul Pool Party, Piu Piu, Upper Saigon, Hideout, Last Call, Indika, Saigon Outcast & Rogue, to name a few. Outside of Saigon, he has played at The Mui Ne Music & Arts Festival and The Rock Island Club for New Year's Eve on Phu Quoc Island.

Due to his admiration for Dirtybird Records, he sought out the Dirtybird Campout festival alone in the summer of 2017. Whilst visiting in the US he created a setup renegade party at Venice Beach in Los Angeles, CA and got to perform at Stacy's at Melrose in Phoenix, Arizona. In the summer of 2018, he had a huge show in Marseille at Le Chapiteau to a sold-out venue, laying down the best set of his career, so far.

Over the last 2 years, Coh-hul has acquired lots of production equipment and set up a studio and has a new musical endeavour. His main goal is to focus on his production skills and put out releases on some established labels to build on his growing reputation as a talented producer and DJ.

His last show focused on the label My Techno Weighs A Ton, delivering a bass-heavy mix of what they have to offer. This episode will be dedicated to House of Hustle by showcasing a mix of their best and hitting us with the hottest new tracks released this month.

This episode starts with warm and rolling grooves as Fouk’s remix of Blue Steel sets a laid-back but punchy tone, shifting smoothly into the rhythmic snap of Saliva Commandos and the soulful edge brought by Ron Hall and DJ Spen. By the time Mihalis Safras appears in Joeski’s version of Love Away, the mix has already opened into a confident Tech House stride, blending classic vocal touches with crisp percussion.

The energy moves further into Deep Tech House textures with material from Kofla, Back Groove and Papa Marlin. Coh-hul keeps the floor focused with selections from Monki, Fourword and Ekoboy, each track pushing sharper basslines and more stripped-back movement. The atmosphere becomes tougher as Dipzy, Vnssa and Lenny Kiser introduce heavier Tech Funk momentum while a nostalgic lift comes through with the familiar glow of Intro by Alan Braxe and Fred Falke.

The transition into the House of Hussle label mix raises the temperature again, starting with Steady Rock and Holt 88. This section runs through a fast succession of upbeat and quirky grooves, shaped by artists like Zendlo, Omnom and Rafael Manga. The swing becomes more exaggerated and playful as N808, King Felix and Mike McFly bring jackin influences, building a lively middle sequence that keeps the energy high without losing precision.

The episode closes with a relentless run of dancefloor-ready cuts from Papa Marlin, Marc Spence, Dedwork, Ratman and Omnom, each one leaning deeper into Tech Funk and driving Tech House. Holt 88’s House Bird and Ekoboy’s Ekobeat keep the momentum tight before Doctor Boom and Ucros land the final statement with Source Code. Play It Loud 14 stands out as a full journey through modern Tech House, Deep Tech House and Tech Funk, guided by Coh-hul’s sharp ear for grooves that hit directly on the dancefloor.

Coh-hul 'Play It Loud' episode 14 17th of April 2021.

Fouk - Blue Steel (Girls Of The Internet Remix) [Hiest Recordings]

Saliva Commandos - Make Me Shine [Too Many Rules]

Ron Hall & DJ Spen - Talk To God ‘bout It [Quantize Recordings]

Mihalis Safras - Love Away (Joeski Remix) [Relief Records]

Kofla - Lemme Find Out [Materialism]

Back Groove - Gangstar [Dirtybird [Birdfeed]]

Monki & Queen Rose - Ring Ring [Hot Creations]

Papa Marlin - That Touch [Mooved]

Fourword - Snake Charmer [Black Book Records]

Dking & Luke Andy - Bekki [Elevation Music]

Ekoboy - Bruh [strangelove]

Dipzy - Proximo [Basement Leak]

Vnssa & Lenny Kiser - Cue The Rhythm [Dirtybird]

Alan Braxe & Fred Falke - Intro [Vulture]

House Of Hussle Label Mix:

Steady Rock - Over Here

Holt 88 - Crazy Party

Zendlo - Dumb

Omnom - Know I’m Bad

Rafael Manga & Filipe Gusmao - Move Bitch

Case Of The Mondays & Trey Mark - Is She Worth It

N808 & Viltta - Detective Work

King Felix & Crowderbyho - Milk And Cookies

Papyon - Space Bar

Mike Mcfly - Merecida

Holt 88 - Dance At Home

Papa Marlin & Bondar - Eye To Eye

Marc Spence & Dirty Rituals - Booty Call

Dedwork - The Hustle Part One

Ratman & Bobbin - Partys Not Stoppin’

Omnom - Want 2 Want Me

Holt 88 - House Bird

Ekoboy - Ekobeat

Doctor Boom & Ucros - Source Code

Listen on Mixcloud here.