Based in the white isle of Ibiza, Giuseppe Tuccillo has long been regarded as one of the most consistent and creative producers in the global deep house scene. His work is characterized by a deep adoration for analog hardware and a unique ability to infuse electronic rhythms with a Mediterranean soul. While he has released music on some of the world’s most prestigious labels, his own House of Tucci platform serves as the purest distillation of his artistic vision. The latest release, “Hand of Tucci – Part 1,” is a 2-track exploration of rhythmic depth and atmospheric clarity, arriving on March 5th, 2026.
The project features two distinct tracks, “Get me out” and “By myself,” which together clock in at nearly fourteen minutes of immersive dancefloor material. “Get me out” is built upon a foundation of shuffling percussion and a warm, undulating bassline that provides a constant hypnotic pull. Tuccillo’s use of delay and reverb on the melodic fragments creates a sense of vast space, reflecting the Balearic environment that informs much of his work. The track avoids the clutter of many modern productions, instead focusing on the essential interplay between the low-end drive and the ethereal synth textures.
In contrast, “By myself” leans into a more introspective and moody territory. It utilizes a more restrained arrangement, allowing the delicate melodic cycles to slowly evolve over its seven-minute duration. This approach to production—one that prioritizes patience and atmosphere—brings to mind the work of other deep house pioneers like Kerri Chandler or St Germain, both of whom Tuccillo has been compared to in the past due to his “musician-first” approach to electronic sequencing. The absence of remixers on this release ensures that the listener is experiencing the unfiltered creative “hand” of the artist himself.
“Hand of Tucci – Part 1” is a significant addition to Tuccillo’s already massive catalog, which includes work on his other imprints like Unblock Records and Electrobalearic. The production is clean, powerful, and specifically designed for the high-fidelity sound systems of top-tier clubs. Whether it is played during a long, sun-drenched afternoon set or in the peak-time shadows of a deep-night residency, the physical resonance of the tracks remains consistent. As House of Tucci continues to define the sound of the modern Balearic underground, this release stands as a masterclass in deep house architecture.
