Graham Gold publishes playlist for Esta La Musica 409

Graham Gold returns with 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.

Graham’s career spans more than four decades of radio, club culture and international DJ activity. From London pirate radio and Capital FM to Kiss 100, his name has long been connected with Progressive House, Trance and melodic underground electronic music.

His years at Kiss 100 placed him among the recognised voices of British dance music broadcasting. Peach also became a defining part of his club history, with the brand later returning through reunion events in London and Ibiza.

Before wider recognition arrived, Graham built his sound through London residencies and underground radio appearances. Gulliver’s Club in Mayfair and other early settings exposed him to Soul, Disco, Reggae, Jazz-Funk and the early electronic records that shaped his wider selection style.

Enter Wonderland at Electric Brixton in London.

Now based in Thailand, Graham is active within South East Asia’s underground electronic music circuit while still holding strong international appeal. Regular event appearances, weekly radio output and releases on international labels keep his music connected with listeners and dancefloors across different regions.

His mixes and radio archive can be followed through Mixcloud, while updates are available on Facebook and Instagram. Further DJ and music activity can be found through SoundCloud and Resident Advisor.

Graham is currently touring in Europe, adding another chapter to a career that has taken him across clubs, beach events and festival settings. One key date is Enter Wonderland at Electric Brixton in London on 1 October, featuring both of his brands, Peach and Club UK.

His recent studio activity includes Jazz Funk on Martin Sharp’s Jeepers! Music, adding to a catalogue that spans melodic, progressive and underground club sounds. His Beatport catalogue also includes releases such as The Lost City on Patent Skillz and Ballroom Records material including Uncanny Parallels, Postponed and Manipulation with Jourdan Bordes.

These productions place hypnotic melodic phrases, rolling basslines and club-focused arrangements alongside his long-running connection to Trance and Progressive House. Tracks such as Glorified, Living In The Now and the Manuel Le Saux remix of Moving On show the uplifting melodic side that helped build his international profile.

Esta La Musica brings together Deep House, Progressive House, Melodic House and Techno, Tech House and Trance. The show gives Graham Gold a regular platform to connect his broadcasting history, club experience, current releases and ongoing international activity.

DJ Graham Gold presents episode 409 of Esta La Musica on Scientific Sound Asia, with a selection moving through House Music, Tech House, Progressive House and deeper club material. The episode includes music from Defected, DFTD, Nite Grooves, Superfett, Jeudi and Hedzup.

Space Motion opens the show with American Dream, setting a Progressive House tone through a direct arrangement and controlled melodic pressure. Heller & Farley Project follow with Ultra Flava in the Darius Syrossian remix, bringing a classic House Music reference into a modern club frame.

Allans Marquez adds another Progressive House entry with The After, before OFFAIAH moves the programme towards vocal-led House with Up All Night on DFTD. Marco Lys and Rion S then keep the groove steady with River, using a cleaner House structure before Doppel’s Ostia returns to a more melodic direction.

Doctor Dru’s Room 113 introduces a Melodic House and Techno section, drawing from the Jeudi label’s deeper club identity. Harry Romero’s Mongobonix appears in the Philip Z remix on Nite Grooves, shifting the mix into percussion-led Tech House.

Starpoli’s Early In The Morning brings the set back into House Music before Simas adds a sharper Tech House rhythm with Benja. Louden’s Swing keeps that emphasis in place, using Witty Tunes’ groove-led label context to push the later section forward.

Sidney Charles’ Singularity in the Wlad remix moves into Minimal Tech territory, tightening the rhythm with a reduced late-set structure. Folual closes the episode with Scanner in the Tiger Stripes remix, ending Esta La Musica 409 with a firm Tech House finish.

DJ Graham Gold Esta La Musica 409

Space Motion - American Dream [Space Motion]

Heller & Farley Project - Ultra Flava (Darius Syrossian) [Defected]

Allans Marquez - The After [Kore Music]

Offaiah - Up All Night [Dftd]

Marco Lys & Rion S - River [Superfett]

Doppel - Ostia [Open]

Doctor Dru - Room 113 [Jeudi]

Harry Romero - Mongobonix (Philip Z) [Nite Grooves]

Starpoli - Early In The Morning [Big Speaker Music]

Simas - Benja [Otherwise]

Louden - Swing [Witty Tunes]

Sidney Charles - Singularity (Wlad) [Hedzup]

Folual - Scanner (Tiger Stripes) [Apogee]

Listen on Mixcloud here.