Graham Gold publishes playlist for Esta La Musica 403

Graham Gold presents another edition of Esta La Musica on Scientific Sound Asia. The platform operates as an Asian electronic music radio station, DJ agency and promoter, while also publishing music news for underground electronic music audiences across Asia and internationally.

Across more than four decades, Graham Gold has built a career that links radio broadcasting, club residencies and international DJ appearances. His path began in London’s pirate radio culture and later moved through Capital FM and Kiss 100, where he became closely associated with Progressive House, Trance and melodic underground dance music.

Kiss 100 gave Graham a major platform during a defining period for UK club radio. His Peach nights also became a key part of London club culture, with later reunion events in London and Ibiza keeping that connection alive for established followers of the brand.

Before his national radio profile developed, Graham was active across London’s nightlife as a resident and selector. Sets at Gulliver’s Club in Mayfair and appearances on pirate stations introduced him to Soul, Disco, Reggae, Jazz-Funk and the electronic sounds that later informed his broader musical range.

'The Funky Road Show' with Duncan Uren and Graham Gold.

Thailand is now Graham’s base, placing him close to South East Asia’s underground electronic music circuit. His appearances across Koh Phangan, Phuket, Pattaya and Koh Samui link regional dancefloors with the international audience that follows his radio shows and online mixes.

Listeners can follow his archive through Mixcloud, with updates available on Facebook and Instagram. His wider music activity is also available through SoundCloud and Resident Advisor.

Recent studio work has placed Graham in melodic and progressive underground territory. The Lost City on Patent Skillz combines rolling bass movement, detailed synthesis and melodic structure, with remixes from Tomy Wahl and DJ Lion & Just Julien adding darker club versions.

His Beatport catalogue also includes releases on Ballroom Records, including Uncanny Parallels, Postponed and Manipulation with Jourdan Bordes. These productions sit within Progressive House and Melodic House and Techno, using hypnotic phrasing, controlled pacing and club-focused arrangement.

The uplifting Trance sound that shaped part of Graham’s international reputation is still present in his catalogue. Glorified, Living In The Now and the Manuel Le Saux remix of Moving On show that side of his work through euphoric melodies and contemporary production.

Esta La Musica draws from that wide background without losing its underground focus. The show moves through Deep House, Progressive House, Melodic House and Techno, Tech House and Trance, bringing Graham Gold’s radio history and current selections into one consistent format.

DJ Graham Gold presents Esta La Musica 403 with a selection moving through Progressive House, Melodic House and Techno, Deep House, Tech House, House Music and Peak Time Techno. Damian Lazarus and Robert Owens open with The Future on Circoloco, placing the show inside Deep House through its Beatport genre listing.

Deichkind’s Autonom in the Dixon remix continues the deeper opening through Circoloco, keeping the first movement restrained and atmospheric. John Cosani then moves the episode into Progressive House with Hericium on Sudbeat, supported by the label’s description of bouncing grooves and airy harmonies.

Fred Again and The Blessed Madonna bring Marea (We've Lost Dancing) into the mix, adding a vocal House Music entry with a direct club and spoken-word character. Alex Lur and Groj follow with Seda on Aftrhrs, restoring the Progressive House line with a deeper melodic structure.

The Journey and Doppel’s Rusted Tongue appears in the Tim Engelhardt remix, shifting the set towards Melodic House and Techno through Engelhardt’s modern melodic electronic profile. Francisco Samuel then adds The Neighbor on MK837, moving the middle section into Tech House.

Thomas Garcia and Late NIITE’s Day Dreaming returns the programme to Progressive House through Music Is 4 Lovers. Claptone and APRE then bring My Night in the Ferreck Dawn remix, giving the set another Tech House passage with a polished vocal club tone.

Celestial Signal’s Ray Of Hope appears in the Samuel L Sessions remix, bringing the mix back to Progressive House through Material’s club-focused catalogue. Tomy Wahl and Darksidevinyl then move into Melodic House and Techno with Solsticio in the Sinan remix on Mau House.

Lampe’s Prepare introduces Peak Time Techno through its Beatport genre listing and Alula release context. Orsten Kanzler’s Mirrow in the Andrea Signore remix then keeps the closing section powerful while shifting back towards Melodic House and Techno.

Felipe Contador closes Esta La Musica 403 with Fancy on Ole, ending the episode on a Progressive House selection after a route through Deep House, Tech House, Melodic House and Techno and Peak Time Techno. DJ Graham Gold’s episode moves from deeper Circoloco material into progressive and melodic club pressure before a firmer final stretch.

DJ Graham Gold Esta La Musica 403

Damian Lazarus Ft. Robert Owens - The Future [Circoloco]

Deichkind - Autonom (Dixon) [Circoloco]

John Cosani - Hericium [Sudbeat]

Fred Again Ft. The Blessed Madonna - Marea (We've Lost Dancing)

Alex Lur & Groj - Seda [Aftrhrs]

The Journey & Doppel - Rusted Tongue (Tim Engelhardt) [Ugenius]

Francisco Samuel - The Neighbor [MK837]

Thomas Garcia & Late NIITE - Day Dreaming [Music Is 4 Lovers]

Claptone Feat. APRE - My Night (Ferreck Dawn) [Different]

Celestial Signal - Ray Of Hope (Samuel L Sessions) [Material]

Tomy Wahl & Darksidevinyl - Solsticio (Sinan) [Mau House]

Lampe - Prepare [Alula]

Orsten Kanzler - Mirrow (Andrea Signore) [Codex]

Felipe Contador - Fancy [Ole]

Listen on Mixcloud here.