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# Roger Sanchez Refracts His Spectrum Album with Six-Track Companion Release
- URL: https://www.electronicmusic.org/roger-sanchez-refracts-his-spectrum-album-with-six-track-companion-release/
- Published: 2026-10-18T15:31:59.000Z
- Updated: 2026-10-18T15:31:59.000Z
- Author: Press

*Out now on Stealth Records, *Spectrum Refracted* brings together five remixes and a previously unreleased collaboration with EMan, reimagining the tracks that defined Roger Sanchez’s summer.*

Roger Sanchez is offering a fresh perspective on his latest album with *Spectrum Refracted*, a six-track companion release out now via Stealth Records. Arriving after *Spectrum* marked his first studio album in two decades this June, the new project gathers five remixes alongside one previously unreleased track, capturing the versions that soundtracked his summer across Ibiza and Europe.

Opening the release is “Feel Free,” a new collaboration with EMan, the producer, DJ and founder of Run Bklyn Trax Company and Liberate Recordings. The track sets the tone for a collection shaped by the club, bringing together familiar material and alternate interpretations from a lineup of established house names.

Among the highlights is David Morales’ “Wepaaa Remix” of “Canto Al Amor,” originally featuring Aaron Sevilla and Kristen Knight. The fellow Grammy-winning New York house legend brings his own touch to the track, adding another chapter to the creative exchange between two artists whose careers have helped shape the genre.

Sanchez also revisits two standout album cuts with his own Flower Power remixes. Both “How Do We Say Goodbye,” featuring Karen Harding, and “I Don’t Wanna Know,” featuring Spice Girls star Melanie C, became part of the soundtrack to his Flower Power residency at Pacha Ibiza throughout summer 2026\. The residency concluded on October 10, when Sanchez joined MK and LAEET for the first part of the club’s Grand Closing Weekend.

Elsewhere, Dani Masi takes on “Temptation,” the collaboration with Low Steppa and Ragdoll, while the collection closes with a remix of “I Don’t Wanna Know” by Serdar Guven and Ahmed Ahmedov. Their version was selected from hundreds of submissions in a global remix competition run in partnership with Beatport, with Sanchez and Melanie C choosing the winning entry.

For Sanchez, the release is about more than simply revisiting the original album. It reflects how the tracks evolved through repeated play and found new life in different settings over the course of the summer.

“These remixes and my unreleased track with EMan have been secret weapons all summer long - at my Pacha Flower Power residency in Ibiza and all around Europe. I wanted to share them with everyone in the way I see and hear them - like light refracting from a prism, changing the way you see it, these versions represent an alternative way to experience songs from my album 'Spectrum.'” — Roger Sanchez

With *Spectrum Refracted*, Sanchez extends the world of *Spectrum* beyond its original form, presenting six tracks shaped by the dance floor and the different perspectives of the artists involved. It is a continuation of a career built on reworking, reshaping and delivering house music for the club.

A house music institution for more than three decades, Sanchez grew up in Corona, Queens, New York, emerging from the city’s hip-hop culture as a b-boy, graffiti artist and crate digger. After financing his early gigs by selling mixtapes on Broadway sidewalks, he left his architecture studies at Pratt Institute to pursue music full-time.

His career has since spanned more than 2,000 original productions and remixes. In 2001, “Another Chance” reached number one in the UK, while two years later he won a Grammy for Best Remixed Recording for his remix of No Doubt’s “Hella Good.” His extensive remix catalogue also includes work for Michael Jackson, The Police, Diana Ross, Jamiroquai and Maroon 5.

Beyond the studio and the DJ booth, Sanchez founded Stealth Records and hosts *Release Yourself*, a radio show reaching more than 20 million listeners across over 30 markets. An Ibiza fixture since 2000, he has held residencies at Space, Cream, Glitterbox, Defected, Pacha and Amnesia, continuing to connect his long-standing club roots with new music and audiences.

With *Spectrum Refracted* now available, Sanchez offers a new way to experience the album that marked his return to the studio LP format — through the remixes, collaborations and dance-floor moments that carried its music through the summer.

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