uchi Limited Editions @ Paintworks

We've been busy trying to get the limited editions site up in time for next weekend's Paintworks' Spring Art Market. The frontpage is up but we can't relax. We had the crazy idea to produce one new art print each week with no more than 20 editions printed. Previous prints still available until then on the uchi website. Look out for a few crazy "£10 a print specials" on the day.

Weapons of Mass Instruction - D Day Edition

In order to keep the motivation and excitement about our planned art print website we're stepping up our screen printing output and are aiming to release a limited edition print once a week.
This weeks print is a revamp of the classic uchi T-shirt, "Weapons of Mass Instruction" with a classic New York Times front page from way back in 1944. Only 19 printed, each one with unique variations on color. Available to buy from the uchi website.
We hope you like...

Practice Practice Practice Part II

practice practice practice

Honing skillz

These are still the Breaks

...2 colour print run completed late last night...

These Are The Breaks

Reuniting four iconic pieces of electronic musical equipment for one last time:

uchi productions is proud to present for your viewing pleasure the Roland TR-808 drum machine, the AKAI MPC 60 sequencer, the E-mu SP-1200 sampler and last but not least, the Technics SL1200.

Performing together on the four square format and rounded off with the classic Kurtis Blow line from "The Breaks", typeset in the Tomahawk Cruise missile lettering.


A prequel to the forthcoming tshirt. This limited edition screenprint is available to buy from the uchi clothing co.

Not just a DJ related Tshirt. This is an uchi DJ related Tshirt

This weekend the uchi clothing co finally completed the last track from the Art of War album.

"Although we've been real busy doing other things, we've pretty much procrastinated over this single design for over a year" confesses uchi. "During that time we've watched Tshirts come and go with the same subject matter and it's only spurred us on to create the definitive DJ joint".

The 27th track entitled "These are The Breaks" reunites your favourite oldskool machines for one last time for your enjoyment.

"A perfect track to end our third album with" says Enjil the Mathematican, "we feel as if we've wiped the slate clean and starting a new journey with a fresh perspective".

"These are The Breaks" will be released next week and available online from the uchi store.