Coh-hul has published his playlist for 'Play it Load' episode 37. Scientific Sound Asia is the Asian electronic music station, promoter, and DJ Agency for the Asian region and has an international following.
Coh-hul is a Tech Funk and Tech House DJ and Producer, previously based in Saigon, Vietnam for seven years before returning to Vietnam after a stint in Brazil and Ireland. His signature sound blends Afro/Latin rhythms, tribal percussion, and groovy melodies over heavy basslines, creating a unique vibe that has captured the attention of dance floors worldwide.
Heavily influenced by the Dirtybird and Relief record labels, Coh-hul became an established DJ in Vietnam, holding residencies at major clubs in Saigon. One of his career highlights was performing at Le Chapiteau in Marseille, a sold-out venue where he delivered one of the best sets of his career.
Before leaving Vietnam to pursue his dream of DJing in Brazil, Coh-hul promoted his first show, ‘Coh-hul Invites…’ (A Festival of Love & Music). The event featured 25 artists performing a wide range of genres, from Afrobeat to Electronic, Ghetto Tech to Surf Punk. With a packed turnout of 500 people, the event was a huge success.
His radio show, Play It Loud, showcases the best in Tech House and Tech Funk. Coh-hul hosts this monthly broadcast with Scientific Sound Asia Radio, which often reaches the top 10 in various genres on Mixcloud. In addition, he has a YouTube show called Seshnikov, which offers music production tips and features some of his latest track ideas.
Now active on platforms like Beatport, Spotify, and Bandcamp, Coh-hul is focused on his music production. He is working hard to get his content onto dance floors and looks forward to an exciting and driven future ahead. His track Oh Yeah was signed to Spoon Fed Records, and the compilation it appeared on reached #1 in the Bass House charts on Beatport. He also has several tracks signed to other labels, set for release soon, and is working on a charity release for Blue Dragon, a Vietnamese children’s charity.
The monthly Play It Loud broadcast typically focuses on the hottest new tracks, often dedicating the last hour to a record label that Coh-hul feels particularly inspired by. However, this month’s episode takes a slightly different direction. Having recently toured Portugal and Brazil, Coh-hul decided to feature the music he grew to love during his time in Brazil. From Rock and Samba to Forró and Disco, from Soul and Funk to Bossa Nova and Classical to Folk, this show covers a wide spectrum of genres that made Brazil unforgettable for him.
For this month’s broadcast, Coh-hul painstakingly sifted through his 9-hour playlist shortlist, narrowing it down to nearly 3 hours of music, before incorporating the special songs that left a lasting impact on him into a one-hour mix. His love for Brazil shines through in this episode, as he shares the joy he found in its music, food, people, and beaches. He’s already planning his next visit to the vibrant country!
Play It Loud Episode 37 is a masterful blend of deep house, tech house, and Brazilian rhythms, offering something for everyone. The first hour takes you on a dynamic journey through house and tech house, featuring tracks like Eloi’s atmospheric La Danse Des Balrogs, which sets the tone with its rich electronic layers, and Bleu Clair’s groovy Boom Boom, which keeps the energy flowing. Andruss & Dmitri Saidi’s El Santito and DJ Sneak’s classic Love Can Make It Happen add funky, soulful elements to the mix, while tracks like Tatata by Gama and Securite by Ninetoes & A-Trak bring in catchy, jackin' house vibes that will keep you moving.
In the second hour, Coh-hul takes a soulful detour, diving deep into Brazilian music. This section features an array of iconic Brazilian sounds, from the smooth, melodic Consolação by Baden Powell to the samba-infused De Qualquer Maneira by Candeia. The soulful rhythms continue with tracks like Vem Morena by Luiz Gonzaga and Flor de Lis by Djavan, offering a refreshing mix of MPB (Música Popular Brasileira), samba, and bossa nova. Tim Maia’s Sossego and Joutro Mundo’s Nao Force keep the vibe chilled, while classics like Águas de Março by Elis Regina & Antônio Carlos Jobim and O Telefone Tocou Novamente by Jorge Ben Jor bring in a touch of Brazilian magic that will transport listeners to a tropical, vibrant world.
Throughout this diverse set, Coh-hul successfully blends the energy of house music with the soulful rhythms of Brazil, offering a unique musical experience that’s both high-energy and deeply rooted in culture. Whether you're vibing to Mine (Ben Spalding Edit) by Jeff Haze in the first hour or enjoying the tropical sounds of Tempo de Amor by Baden Powell & Quarteto Em Cy in the second, this episode promises a rich, immersive journey through different musical genres. Coh-hul’s Play It Loud continues to deliver top-tier mixing and impeccable track selection, ensuring listeners stay engaged from start to finish.
Coh-hul 'Play It Loud' episode 37.
Eloi - La Danse Des Balrogs [Lisztomania]
I Gemin - Dry My Tears [Scruniversal]
Togar - Place Is The Space [Sundries]
Scruscru - Unlimited Jazz [Anomilis Radio]
Dan Corco & Punky Wash - Time To Boogie [RobSoul Recordings]
Sisto - Jack Is Passing [Mood Funk Records]
Philippa - There It Is [Freerange Records]
Leko On Pluto - No Fear [Moiss Music]
DJ Sneak - Love Can Make It Happen [Heist Recordings]
Jeff Haze - Mine (Ben Spalding Edit) [Soundcloud]
Sondrio - Flame [Refuge Recordings]
Andruss & Dmitri Saidi - El Santito [Candy Flip]
Bleu Clair - Boom Boom [Terminal Underground]
Gama - Tatata [Mood Child]
Ninetoes & A-Trak - Securite [Head To Toe]
Cour T. & DJ Glen - AYDIA [Dirtybird]
HypeBass & Coh-hul - No Cap [Nastyfunk]
Dylaan - Sneeze [Abduzion Records]
Moonlight Fiziks - Get Down [Box Of Cats]
Hooked & Louz - Putaria [Birdfeed]
Fabio Vela - A Long Journey [Snatch!]
Thomas Garcia & Dillon Marinez - Vibe [Club Bad]
guerrA. - Sneak Peak [Organic Pieces]
Bruno Furlan - Florest [Moom Records]
Brasilero Mix:
Baden Powell - Consolação [EMI]
Rosinha De Valencia - Summertime [Philips Records]
Candeia - De Qualquer Maneira [Odeon]
Seu Jorge - Amiga da Minha Mulher [Som Livre]
Ruy Maurity - Quizumba De Rei [Continental]
Chico Buarque, MPB4, Quarteto Em Cy - Apesar De Você (Apesar De Usted) [Philips Records]
Ed Motta - Manuel [EMI]
Gang do Tagarela - Melô Do Tagarela [RGE]
Tim Maia - Sossego [PolyGram]
Joutro Mundo - Nao Force [Universal Music Brazil]
Rosa Maria - Deixa Nao Deixa [Odeon]
Luiz Gonzaga - Vem Morena [RCA Victor]
Toni Tornado - Dei A Partida [RCA Victor]
Wilson Simonal - Nem Vem Wue Não Tem [Odeon]
Chico Buarque - Construção [Philips Records]
Baden Powell, Quarteto Em Cy - Tempo de Amor (Samba do Veloso) [EMI]
Cartola - Ensaboa [RCA Victor]
Gilberto Gil, Jorge Ben Jor - Jurubeba [Universal Music Brazil]
Martinho Da Vila - Disritmia [EMI]
Jorge Ben Jor - Por Causa de Você, Menina [Philips Records]
Clara Nunes - Tristeza Pé No Chão [Odeon]
Thelma - Maria Moita [EMI]
Noriel Vilela - 16 Toneladas [Copacabana]
Téo Azevedo - O Novo de Hoje Já É Velho Aqui [RCA Victor]
Djavan - Flor de Lis [Som Livre]
Jorge Ben Jor, Trio Mocoto - O Telefone Tocou Novamente [Philips Records]
Chico Buarque - Cotidiano [Philips Records]
Os Originais Do Samba - Tenha Fé, Pois Amanhã um Lindo Dia Vai Nascer [Continental]
Os Originais Do Samba - Cadê Tereza [Continental]
Edu Lobo - Zum-Zum [Odeon]
Toquinho & Vinicius de Moraes - Canto de Ossanha [EMI]
Paulinho da Viola - Timoneiro [RCA Victor]
Elis Regina & Antônio Carlos Jobim - Águas de Março [Philips Records]
Alceu Valença - Anunciação [PolyGram]
Listen on Mixcloud here.
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