House music icon Roger Sanchez drops 'spectrum' — his first album in 20 years

The S-Man is officially back! Roger Sanchez, one of the most revered and Grammy-winning figures in house music history, has just released his brand-new studio album, Spectrum. This marks a monumental milestone in his career, serving as his first complete body of work in twenty years.

Six years in the making, much of Spectrum was written during Sanchez’s time in Shoreditch, heavily absorbing the sun-drenched, sophisticated sonic influences of the UK summer. The tracklist moves effortlessly across a vibrant electronic landscape—ranging from driving dancefloor weapons to deeply emotional, atmospheric records. To bring this vision to life, Sanchez gathered a massive international roster of collaborators, featuring vocal contributions from Melanie C, Kele Le Roc, Low Steppa, and a standout anthemic drop on "How Do We Say Goodbye" alongside powerhouse vocalist Karen Harding.

"This project is about music and frequencies and light: everything from the light to the soulful to the club-ready infrared, and the emotionally-weighted ultraviolet. That's what 'Spectrum' is all about for me," Sanchez explained.

Alongside the digital release, Spectrum will be available on June 26th as a gorgeous triple-LP transparent red vinyl, perfect for crate-diggers and working DJs alike. To celebrate the release, the house icon is hitting the road for a massive summer tour, anchored by his high-profile "Flower Power" residency at the legendary Pacha Ibiza, alongside heavy festival bookings across the European continent.