The six-track release is out now via Stealth Records.
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Roger Sanchez has released ‘Spectrum Refracted’, a six-track companion to his June album ‘Spectrum.’ Available through Stealth Records, the project brings together five remixes and one new original production.
The release follows ‘Spectrum’, which marked the Grammy-winning producer’s return to the album format after two decades.
Among its contributors is fellow Grammy winner David Morales, who reworks ‘Canto Al Amor’. The collection also introduces ‘Feel Free’, a new collaboration between Sanchez and EMan.
Sanchez contributes his own Flower Power remixes of ‘How Do We Say Goodbye’, featuring Karen Harding, and ‘I Don’t Wanna Know’, featuring Melanie C. Both versions were featured during his summer residency at Pacha Ibiza.
Completing the release are Dani Masi‘s interpretation of ‘Temptation’ and a remix of ‘I Don’t Wanna Know’ by Serdar Guven and Ahmed Ahmedov. The latter was selected by Sanchez and Melanie C from hundreds of submissions to a global competition organized with Beatport.
“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’” says Roger Sanchez.
Listen to ‘Spectrum Refracted’ below and download your copy here.
