House music icon Roger Sanchez has officially announced his highly anticipated new studio album, ‘SPECTRUM’. This release marks a significant milestone in his storied career, serving as his first full-length project in two decades, following the success of his 2006 LP, ‘Come With Me’.
The album, which has been six years in the making, is scheduled for release on June 5th, 2026. It promises to be a comprehensive showcase of Sanchez's evolution as an artist, featuring a diverse array of collaborators including Fedde Le Grand, Karen Harding, Donae-o, Kelli-Leigh, and Melanie C.
Alongside the announcement, Sanchez has unveiled the lead single, ‘Temptation’, a collaborative effort with Low Steppa and Ragdoll. Reflecting on the creative process, Sanchez shared: “Teaming up with my brother Low Steppa was a perfect merger of our New York to London roots. And working with Ragdoll for the first time was a joy... She absolutely kills it on the vocals! This is currently one of my favourite tracks in my box to set off the dancefloor and one of my favourite collaborations.”
The record draws inspiration from Sanchez's recent summers spent working in London, which he credits with shaping the sonic direction of the project. While the album features several high-profile collaborations, it also includes ‘Come My Way’, which stands as the only solo production on the tracklist.
In addition to its digital availability, ‘SPECTRUM’ will be released as a special three-LP edition pressed on red transparent vinyl, catering to collectors and long-time fans of the house music pioneer.
