DJ Graham Gold publishes the playlist for 'Esta La Musica' 483.

By Thomas Simms, Freelance Journalist.

DJ Magazine top 100, Graham Gold, has published the playlist for 'Esta La Musica' episode 483. Scientific Sound Asia is the Asian electronic music station for the region and internationally.

Graham Gold is a British DJ whose musical genius is celebrated across the globe. After over forty years of wowing clubgoers, captivating audiences, and locking down residencies throughout the world, the shock jock has firmly established himself as one of the true greats of our time.

Though he has had many successful endeavours throughout his career, Graham's global fame is owing heavily to both his London club night, 'Peach', and his weekly show on London's iconic Kiss 100 FM. Graham's weekly podcast was born out of his departure from Kiss 100 FM whilst on tour in the United States during the late nineties.

Titled after the tattoo on his arm, 'Esta La Musica' quickly gained momentum with electronic fans tuning in worldwide and soon became a household name amongst music lovers everywhere. The show takes listeners on a journey through all sub-genres including tech house, progressive house, and techno, laying down sounds that entice and electrify, leaving hearers craving more every time.

His early years as a DJ saw a decade-long residency at Gullivers Club in London’s Mayfair where he performed six nights a week. His skills on the turntables and love of Afrocentric music soon led to a partnership with a close friend Duncan Uren and together they launched, 'The Funky Road Show,' a mobile disco in the West End of London.

Duncan Uren and Graham Gold.

At just 18, Graham was playing black music across many different nightspots in the U.K. capital. Then in the early eighties, he gained several residencies on pirate radio stations with a variety of genres including; Reggae, Soul, Disco, and Jazz Funk.

After a string of rave reviews and sell-out shows, he earned a slot with the Radio London Soul Night Out Crew and began a weekly Saturday night show on London's Capital FM, later winning Broadcaster of the Year in 1985. Though he was well established in the U.K. Capital, his years at London's Kiss 100 FM earned him international acclaim.

He became known as the catalyst for the success of the station and lifted into the limelight with his entry into the DJ Magazine Top 100 where he held his place for 8 years. Graham's talents have taken him across all four corners of the map with performances in 150 cities in over 40 countries.

He has worked with all the major brands and reared the crowd at some of the world's biggest festivals, including Glastonbury, Gatecrasher, God's Kitchen, and The Street Parade in Zurich, Switzerland. During his time behind the decks, Graham has built a huge international following and continues to draw new fans as he wields his craft at events throughout the world.

He has made releases on a plethora of world-renowned labels and has sold over 700,000 albums of different mixes with 6 BPI Certified Gold & 4 Silver albums to his name. After finishing a European tour, Graham has recently returned to Thailand and taken up residences in Bangkok, Pattaya, and the tropical gem of Koh Phangan, where he has been centre-stage at the island's infamous Full Moon Party.

The turntable star has continued to turn heads in the region and will no doubt soon be setting a whole new tone for the electronic scene across South-East Asia. Graham's weekly show features the best of House and Techno with promos from record labels and producers featuring many sub-genres, including Deep House, Progressive House, Techno, and Deep Tech.

The set opens with Tim Green’s remix of Underworld’s Two Months Off, fusing melodic house and progressive house into a warm, emotive start. Hunter Game & Hollt’s Closure shifts into melodic techno, balancing drive with atmosphere. Kamilo Sanclemente’s Time Capsule anchors the progressive house presence, while Fur Coat & Lexer’s Celestial Realm returns to melodic techno with hypnotic tension.

Th;En’s Shine introduces indie dance infused with melodic house flair, contrasting against Woo York’s Samum in an 8kays remix that pushes the melodic techno forward. Agatha Pher’s Club Zero remixed by Gigee continues the fusion of indie dance and melodic techno, bridging groove and underground mood.

The mix then highlights Nick Jojo’s Horizon, a clear melodic house & techno track, before Victor Ruiz’s remix of Moby’s Go injects a darker techno edge. Agents Of Time carry the melodic techno flag with Zodiac, while Product Of Us’ Conscious Mind weaves progressive house into melodic techno textures for a layered, club-ready highlight.

Closing with Monococ’s Black Light Towers and his collaboration with Kreisel on Dark Clouds (Monococ 2023), both pure techno, the set ends on intensity and depth. Esta La Musica 483 shows Graham Gold’s mastery of melodic techno and techno while integrating progressive house, melodic house, and indie dance. For fans of melodic techno DJs, techno songs, and progressive house artists, this episode reflects a complete underground journey.

'Esta La Musica' 483.

Underworld - Two Months Off (Tim Green Remix) [Balance]

Hunter Game & Hollt - Closure [Radikon]

Kamilo Sanclemente - Time Capsule [Dissident]

Fur Coat & Lexer - Celestial Realm [Oddity]

Th;En - Shine [Purified]

Woo York - Samum (8kays Remix) [Watergate]

Agatha Pher - Club Zero (Gigee) [Katermukke]

Nick Jojo - Horizon [Infinite Depth]

Moby - Go (Victor Ruiz Remix) [Deepalma]

Agents Of Time - Zodiac [Time Machine]

Product Of Us - Conscious Mind [Vandit Alterantive]

Monococ - Black Light Towers [Soupherb]

Monococ & Kreisel - Dark Clouds (Monococ 2023) [KRSL]

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