Artist representation: Balkan and Eastern Europe
In collaboration with United Talent Agency

From residencies at legendary nightclubs, to his annual Release Yourself compilation, to his weekly podcast, to a myriad of remixes with various pop stars, the list of awards and accolades that house music legend, Roger Sanchez, has earned during his long and illustrious career barely capture the true skill and talent this master craftsman displays behind the decks. Releasing music under a multitude of monikers and on several of his own labels, he has been able to defy the mainstream and travel out to the far reaches of the musical galaxy, allowing him to remain fluid and cutting edge across decades.
In 2014, Sanchez launched his latest label endeavor, UNDR THE RADR, already a force to be reckoned with, releasing several successful tracks, including ‘Dangerous Thoughts’, ‘Drop The Needle’ with Man Without A Clue & Kevin Knapp, ‘The Calling’ with Huxley, and ‘In The Name Of Love’ with Tough Love. In addition to a barrage of dark, dirty house music, UNDR THE RADR also brought the revival of his infamous S-Man moniker.

2016 has already seen even more success for Mr. Sanchez. Teaming up with the crew at Defected, Roger hit the ground running, releasing ‘Searchin’ on Strictly Rhythm with old pal and house legend in his own right, Harry Romero, followed by the release of Strictly Roger Sanchez, a comprehensive anthology of Sanchez’s finest studio moments, comprising a broad selection of productions and remixes from across his various aliases.

As if his amazing anthology were not enough, Sanchez has a packed summer tour schedule of shows that include his return to Ibiza after a break from the island in 2015, beginning with the Space Opening Fiesta and continuing through the summer with Creamfields Ibiza and monthly Glitterbox appearances at Space, as well as shows at Pacha and Amnesia. 2016 has also brought him back to the festival stage, with numerous summer festivals lined up from London, to Croatia, to headlining the NYC Downlow Stage at Glastonbury.