Roger Sanchez announces first studio album in 20 years, unveils ‘Temptation’ with Low Steppa: Listen

House music legend Roger Sanchez has announced the release of his long-awaited new album ‘Spectrum,’ marking his first studio album in 20 years. The project will arrive on June 5, with the producer simultaneously unveiling the new single ‘Temptation’, a collaboration with Low Steppa featuring Ragdoll.

First, ‘Spectrum’ brings together a wide range of artists from across the electronic music landscape. The album includes collaborations with major names such as Fedde Le Grand, Low Steppa, Karen Harding, Kelli-Leigh, Leo Wood, and Donae’o, while also featuring crossover appearances from Melanie C, Chico Castillo, and Kele Le Roc. In addition, the project highlights emerging and underground artists, reflecting Sanchez’s long-standing commitment to supporting new talent.

For Roger Sanchez, the album represents years of creative work finally coming to life.

“I’m delighted to announce the release of my forthcoming album SPECTRUM,” he explained. “It’s a body of work six years in the making and something I am truly proud to finally see out in the world very soon.”

Meanwhile, the album’s new single ‘Temptation’ showcases Sanchez’s signature house sound through punchy rhythms and uplifting energy. The track reunites him with Low Steppa, who previously remixed Sanchez’s ‘This Feeling,’ while Ragdoll’s powerful vocal performance drives the record forward.

Earlier previews of the album include ‘Come My Way,’ a solo production from Sanchez that has already received airplay on BBC Radio 1 Dance and playlist support on Kiss Dance.

Looking ahead, Roger Sanchez prepares for a major year. Alongside the release of ‘Spectrum,’ the Grammy-winning DJ has also announced a new summer residency at Pacha Ibiza, further cementing his legacy as one of house music’s most influential figures.