Graham Gold presented Esta La Musica 304 for the Scientific Sound Asia radio station in this archived edition. Scientific Sound Asia operates as an Asian electronic music radio station, DJ agency, promoter and music news outlet with connections across Asia and internationally.
The programme took its title from a tattoo Gold received on his right arm while DJing in Los Angeles in 1999. It provided a later outlet for his club-focused electronic selections after his departure from Kiss 100 and relocation to South East Asia.
Gold’s early musical interests centred on Afrocentric sounds, and he co-founded The Funky Road Show, a mobile disco, while still a teenager in West London during the early 1970s. He subsequently played Black music across the capital several nights a week, building a foundation in Reggae, Soul, Disco and Jazz Funk.
During the 1980s, he worked across London pirate radio before joining the Radio London Soul Night Out crew. His Saturday-night Soul programme on Capital FM earned him the Broadcaster of the Year award in 1985.
A decade-long, six-nights-a-week residency at Gulliver’s Club in Mayfair ran from 1980 to 1990 and brought him a substantial London following. That period preceded his wider electronic music profile and established his experience in sustained club residencies.
Gold was present at the formation of Kiss FM London, where his broadcasts reached a broader audience. His association with Kiss 100 and the Peach club nights later brought international recognition, including eight consecutive appearances in DJ Magazine’s Top 100.
His career later extended to more than 150 cities across over 40 countries, with appearances including Glastonbury Festival, Gatecrasher, God’s Kitchen and Street Parade. He also sold more than 700,000 compilation albums, receiving six Gold and four Silver BPI certifications.
Alongside DJ work, Gold has worked as a producer, broadcaster and selector, using Esta La Musica to present established and emerging artists. The programme’s name linked his later radio work to a personal connection with rhythm and club culture formed during his United States tour in the 1990s.
Gold is based in Thailand and performs in Bangkok, Pattaya and Koh Phangan, alongside appearances elsewhere in the region and internationally. His 2025 appearance at Retro Mountain formed part of his later activity with audiences across Asia, while Peach also stays connected to his London club work.
Further updates, mixes and releases can be followed through his Facebook, Instagram, Mixcloud, SoundCloud, Beatport and Resident Advisor. Esta La Musica 304 documents his South East Asian radio work through a programme shaped by club experience, broadcast history and electronic music selection.
DJ Graham Gold presents Esta La Musica 304 on Scientific Sound Asia, with a selection moving through Tech House, Progressive House, Melodic House and Techno, and Deep House. The episode features music from Florian Kruse, Thomas Gandey, Anturage, Alexey Union, Arthur Baker, Lumina, Joeski, Oxia, Artslaves, Graham Gold, Jourdan Bordes, Agent Orange and Pagano.
Florian Kruse opens with Thomas Gandey on Shape Of Light, setting a Melodic House and Techno tone for the programme. Anturage and Alexey Union then follow with Kaleidoscope on HEINZ Music, keeping the early section inside melodic club territory.
Arthur Baker and Lumina move the show into Tech House with Higher Power in the Joeski remix on Get Physical. Ninetoes then adds Miracle on Head To Toe, keeping the rhythm direct and club-focused.
Tripio X brings the selection towards Progressive House with Follow The Flow on CYC87. Oxia and Artslaves follow with For Real on Deeperfect, giving the middle section a Tech House turn.
Arctor and Jay Hill’s Mercurial appears in the Silverlining remix on Superfreq, adding a Deep House entry to the tracklist. Federico Chiotto then returns the episode to Progressive House with Visaya on Unknown Digital.
Graham Gold and Jourdan Bordes appear with Spulig on Dynamica, bringing Graham’s own production work into the programme. Umberto Pagliaroli follows with In Da World on NONSTOP REC, shifting the selection back towards Tech House.
Oxia and Artslaves return with Over on Deeperfect, keeping the late section in Tech House. Agent Orange and Pagano then add Conga Driver on KISM, giving the closing stretch another percussive club track.
Rabo and Traumata’s Nibiru on Playoff Promo returns the programme to Progressive House near the end. Graham Gold closes Esta La Musica 304 with Blue Camels, listed here as an unreleased exclusive.
DJ Graham Gold Esta La Musica 304
Florian Kruse Ft Thomas Gandy - Shape Of Light (Lost On You Promo)
Anturage & Alexey Union - Kaleidoscope (Original Mix) [Heinz Music]
Arthur Baker Feat. Lumina - Higher Power (Joeski Remix) [Get Physical]
Ninetoes - Miracle [Head To Toe]
Tripio X - Follow The Flow (CYC87) [Cyclic]
Oxia, Artslaves - For Real (Original Mix) [Deeperfect ]
Arctor & Jay Hill - Mercurial (Silverlining Remix) [Superfreq]
Federico Chiotto - Visaya (Original Mix) [Unknown Digital]
Graham Gold & Jourdan Bordes - 'Spulig' (Original) [Dynamica]
Umberto Pagliaroli - In Da World [NONSTOP REC]
Oxia, Artslaves - Over (Original Mix) [Deeperfect]
Agent Orange & Pagano - Conga Driver [Kism]
Rabo Traumata - Nibiru [Playoff Promo]
Graham Gold - Blue Camels [Unreleased Exclusive]
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