
Graham Gold has published the playlist for 'Esta La Musica' episode 430, Graham is a former DJ magazine Top 100 DJ. Scientific Sound Asia is the Asian electronic music station for the region and internationally.
Graham's weekly podcast originated from his leaving Kiss 100 FM in London. The name of the show was inspired by the words tattooed on his arm during a tour in the United States in the late nineties. Graham gained worldwide recognition through his Peach Club night in London and his weekly show on the renowned Kiss 100 FM.
During his early career as a disc jockey, he held a ten-year residency at Gullivers Club in Mayfair, London, performing six nights a week. His journey in the music scene started at the age of 17 in the early 1970s, when his passion for Afrocentric music led him to collaborate with his friend Duncan Uren. Together, they formed 'The Funky Road Show', a popular mobile disco that gained recognition in London's West End.

Duncan Uren and Graham Gold.
At only 18 years old, Graham performed black music regularly at various nightclubs in the UK capital. By the early 1980s, he secured multiple DJ residencies on pirate radio stations in the city, featuring a mix of genres including Reggae, Soul, Disco, and Jazz Funk in his collection.
Thanks to his frequent events and good reputation, he secured a position with the Radio London Soul Night Out team and started hosting a weekly Saturday night soul program on London's Capital FM, which led to him being named 'Broadcaster of the Year' in 1985. While he had already gained recognition in London, it was his time at London's Kiss 100 FM that brought him international fame.
He was recognised as the catalyst for the success of the station and lifted himself into the limelight with his entry into the DJ Magazine Top 100 maintaining 8 years in the Top 100. He has also sold over 700,000 albums for his various mixes and has amassed 6 BPI Certified Gold albums & 4 Silver.
With years of experience, he has travelled to numerous locations around the world, showcasing his talents in 150 cities across more than 43 countries for various major brands and festivals. His performances have included renowned events such as Glastonbury, Homelands, Gatecrasher, Gods Kitchen, Passion, Slinky, Impulz, Earthdance, W.E.M.F., Summadayze, and The Street Parade in Zurich. Graham continues to have a large international fan base and remains dedicated to his passion for music, regularly hosting events in Asia and worldwide.
Graham's weekly program showcases top-notch House and Techno music, including exclusive promos from record labels and producers spanning various sub-genres such as Deep House, Progressive House, Melodic House and Techno, Tech House, Deep Tech, Organic House, and Techno. Despite his busy schedule, he continues to release music on several international labels, with his most recent track, 'Jazz Funk', dropping just before his European tour in the summer, courtesy of Martin Sharp's Jeepers Records.
Episode 430 of Esta La Musica by DJ Graham Gold is a smooth and dynamic mix featuring Deep House, Progressive House, and Techno, with elements of Melodic House & Techno and Tech House. The set opens with the emotive “Final Straw” by Jim Rider & Black Soda and flows into Sebastian Leger’s “Pamparis,” which offers a melodic touch.
Progressive House is well-represented with tracks like Lio Q’s “The Lovers Symphony” (Ric Niels Remix) and Alexey Sonar’s “Megapolis” (Austin Pettit Remix). The deeper vibes of Gigeee’s “Azurblau” and the techno beats of Boho’s “Back 2 Back” add depth and variety to the mix. This episode encapsulates Graham Gold’s expertise in curating diverse and seamless sets, making it a must-listen for lovers of rich and layered electronic music.
'Esta La Musica' 430.
Jim Rider & Black Soda - Final Straw [All Day I Dream]
Sebastian Leger - Pamparis [Lost Miracle]
Lio Q - The Lovers Symphony (Ric Niels) [SLC 6]
Flemming Bassedow - Katakan [Einmusika]
Topek - Addiction [Deepersense]
This Guy Ben - Condor [Skytop]
Gigeee - Azurblau [Mobilee]
Whoriskey - Observa [Perfecto Black]
Alexey Sonar - Megapolis (Austin Pettit) [Skytop]
Greck B Tulvan - On My Own [No Preset]
Boho - Back 2 Back [Jannowitz]
Dale Love - Mind [In Dushe]
Ki Creighton - Speedway [Sola]
Chapperz - Move My Feet [Automation Nation]
Wlad - Star System (Vitess) [Hedzup]
Listen on Mixcloud here.
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