The return of a house legend
Grammy-winning DJ and producer Roger Sanchez has ended a two-decade recording silence with the release of his new studio album, 'Spectrum'. Released this month through his labels Stealth Records and Undr The Radr, this thirteen-track project represents his first full-length work since the release of 'Come With Me' in 2006. The work is the result of six years of meticulous studio production, fusing his New York roots with contemporary influences from the London scene.
Vocal synergies and physical format
The main focus of the release falls on the single 'How Do We Say Goodbye', a track that encapsulates the classic house sound supported by the vocal prowess of the British artist Karen Harding. In addition, the album displays a wide range of collaborations that move between the underground and pop, highlighting the participation of figures such as Fedde Le Grand on 'Grinnin', Low Steppa on 'Temptation', and Melanie C on 'I Don't Wanna Know'.
For purists of the physical format and collectors, the album will feature a special edition pressed on triple red vinyl, which will be available starting June 26. This tangible format underscores the institutional weight of the release within current clubbing culture.
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Official presentation on the White Island
The consolidation of this musical milestone took place on June 4 at the Tomorrowland Store Ibiza, where Sanchez offered an exclusive listening party in collaboration with One World Radio. This event served as a prelude to his imminent summer residency at Pacha, reaffirming his immovable position at the epicenter of global electronic music.
Spectrum is a body of work that has been six years in the making; a project that I am truly proud to finally see out in the world.
— Roger Sanchez
