From Georgia To Global Dance Floors

Ucha Gvinepadze, known professionally as UCHA, is a Georgian DJ and producer whose musical journey began in 2007. Inspired by melancholic folk melodies, tribal sounds and passionate grooves, he has gradually shaped a distinctive musical identity, combining organic textures, hypnotic rhythms and melodic depth with a strong sense of dancefloor energy. His productions move effortlessly between deep and organic house, Afro-influenced grooves and more electronic, underground territories.

A long-standing member of the Déepalma family, UCHA has become one of the label’s most consistent and recognisable artists. His relationship with Déepalma began with releases such as Sonsondergang and Shosholoza, followed by a string of standout productions including Yellow Jello Slugs, Millions of Questions, Gonggong, Asokere and Kwu Stories. In 2019, he released his 17-track debut album, Mesmerized, on Déepalma Records, a carefully curated journey through different shades of his sound, from laid-back Balearic influences to deeper, more percussive club productions. His music has also found its way onto numerous Déepalma compilations over the years, making him a familiar presence throughout the label’s catalogue. Beyond his original productions, UCHA has delivered a number of memorable remixes for Déepalma, including interpretations of Keyano’s Dan Dale, Karol XVII & MB Valence feat. Lazarusman’s Whispers and, most recently, Yves Murasca & Rosario Galati’s Inner World in 2026.

Outside Déepalma, UCHA has built an equally diverse international discography, with releases and collaborations on respected imprints including Redolent Music, Bar25 Music, Wired and Tube & Berger’s ZEHN Records to mention a few. Among his most notable productions are Another Brick in the Wall, created alongside Darksidevinyl for DJ Chus’ Redolent Music, and Sundar on Bar25 Music. His remix of Klangkarussell’s Holy Father further showcased his ability to reinterpret established material through his own distinctive musical perspective. Another major moment came with his rework of Fred again.. feat. The Blessed Madonna’s Marea, which gained considerable attention and strong support from the Keinemusik collective, which made the track go viral.

With two studio albums and more than 100 original productions to his name, UCHA has received support from an impressive international roster of artists, including Keinemusik, Black Coffee, Carl Cox, Vintage Culture, Claptone, Nora En Pure, MoBlack and many more. Whether in the studio or behind the decks, he continues to explore new musical directions while staying true to the influences that define his sound.

With his unmistakable blend of organic rhythms, melodic storytelling and infectious grooves, UCHA remains an integral part of the Déepalma family, with more new music already on the horizon.