Graham Goldhas published the tracklist for this edition of Esta La Musica onScientific Sound Asia, originally aired on Saturday 21 December 2019. Scientific Sound Asia operates as an English-language Asian electronic musicradio station,DJ agency, promoter andmusic newsoutlet.
Esta La Musica takes its name from a tattoo on Graham’s right upper arm, received while he was performing in Los Angeles in the late 1990s. After leaving Kiss 100 and relocating to Southeast Asia, he used the phrase for a radio show focused on Techno, House Music and related club styles.
Graham’s first major London profile came through his ten-year residency at Gulliver’s Club in Mayfair. From 1980 to 1990, he played there six nights a week, building the club experience that later supported his wider radio and international work.
His route into music began earlier in West London, where his interest in Afrocentric music led him to co-found The Funky Road Show as a teenager. The mobile disco became a recognised name in the area and gave him an early platform for regular DJ work.
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, forming 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, where he received 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 far wider audience. Alongside the Peach club brand, those shows became central to his international standing as a DJ and broadcaster.
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. That recognition connects his radio work, London club history and international bookings across several decades.
Graham continues to perform across Asia and internationally while keeping Esta La Musica active as a weekly radio platform. The show presents House and Techno with promos from labels and artists across Deep House, Progressive House, Melodic House and Techno, Tech House, Deep Tech, Organic House and Techno.
Further updates, mixes and releases can be followed through hisFacebook,Instagram,Mixcloud,SoundCloud,BeatportandResident Advisor. This edition documents his late-2019 Southeast Asian radio work through a programme shaped by long-running club experience, broadcast history and current electronic music selection.
DJ Graham Gold presents Esta La Musica 333 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 Alex Sounds, Formel, Lonya, Khen, Golan Zocher, Choopie, Kasper Koman, Hunter/Game, OC & Verde, Hernan Cattaneo, Audio Junkies, Ohmme and Stefano Noferini.
Alex Sounds opens with Arkab in the Blume (MEX) and RADR remix on Sequencer, placing the programme inside Deep Tech House. Formel then moves the episode into Melodic House and Techno with Sylvester on Manual, followed by Lonya’s Escape Goat on Assymetric.
Khen’s Terroir keeps the early section in Melodic House and Techno before Golan Zocher and Choopie introduce Progressive House with 1991 on Soundgarden. Kasper Koman then continues the progressive direction with Hi in the Cid Inc. remix on Replug.
Hunter/Game bring The Island on Last Night On Earth, returning the show to Melodic House and Techno. Lopezhousen then adds Strange Music From The Dark Side on Bedrock, keeping the middle section focused on darker melodic club material.
OC & Verde’s Cloak on Truesoul and Hernan Cattaneo with Audio Junkies on A Major Minor in the D-Nox and Beckers remix extend the Melodic House and Techno run. Losless follows with Shaula on ATLANT, keeping the late section in the same melodic lane.
Mycell’s Rising Fog on Soupherb shifts the programme towards Peak Time Techno. Ohmme’s Better on Diversions and Mesquitas with Danny (AT) on Jack in the Raumakustik Techmix then move the closing stretch into Tech House.
Stefano Noferini closes Esta La Música 333 with Nice Break on Deeperfect. The final track returns the episode to Deep Tech House after a set built around melodic progression, darker club pressure and a tech-focused finish.
Esta La Musica 333 by DJ Graham Gold
Alex Sounds - Arkab (Blume (MEX), RADR Remix) [Sequencer]
Formel - Sylvester [Manual]
Lonya - Escape Goat [Assymetric]
Khen - Terroir [Trybesof]
Golan Zocher & Choopie - 1991 (Original Mix) [Soundgarden]
Kasper Koman - Hi (Cid Inc. Remix) [Replug]
Hunter/Game - The Island [Last Night On Earth]
Lopezhousen - Strange Music From The Dark Side [Bedrock]
OC & Verde - Cloak (Original Mix) [Truesoul]
Hernan Cattaneo & Audio Junkies - A Major Minor (D-Nox & Beckers Remix) [Einmusika]
Losless - Shaula (Original Mix) [ATLANT]
Mycell - Rising Fog [Soupherb]
Ohmme - Better [Diversions]
Mesquitas & Danny (AT) - Jack (Raumakustik Techmix) [Yet]
Stefano Noferini - Nice Break [Deeperfect]
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