![Cover of Sundown by Tuccillo.](/counter/assets/images/1x1.gif)
Title-cut ‘Sundown’ leads the release on a deep house tip with a swinging drum groove, airy chord sequences, intricate filtered vocals and a funk-infused bass line. ‘Holding On’ then shifts gears into Chicago House territory via a bouncy bassline and dubbed out vocal chops, intertwined with a playful organ melody, tension building strings and skippy percussion.
‘Whatever’ then opens the b-side with a more stripped-back feel, laying focus on crisp, low-slung drums, hypnotic atmospherics, choppy dub stabs and an amalgamation of vocal murmurs. ‘Velvet City’ then concludes the EP, encapsulating the core aesthetic of deep house with wandering jazzy keys, ethereal pads, organic drums and rumbling subs all silkily ebbing and flowing amongst one another.
STAFF COMMENTS
Matt says: People that know me know that I can't get enough of the hip-twisting, concentric madness of Tuccillo. The Ibiza-based producer's infectious grooves get me every time, have me spiralling into the speaker stacks in a gleeful abandon. Here we get a prime example of his talents for KC's Kaoz Theory.TRACK LISTING
A1. Sundown
A2. Holding On
B1. Whatever
B2. Velvet City