Bands & artists like Roger Sanchez
If you like Roger Sanchez, these artists play in similar sounds, ideas, or styles. Use this as a starting point to branch out and find something new to listen to.
New to Roger Sanchez? Start with our listening guide.
Artists to try next
David Morales
GuideKnown for his energetic remixes and house tracks, Morales shares a similar rhythmic complexity and vibrant groove that drives dance floors.
Armand Van Helden
GuideHis blend of house music with funky basslines and catchy hooks mirrors Sanchez's dynamic tension and ability to get people moving.
DJ Sneak
GuideWith his Chicago house roots, DJ Sneak delivers infectious grooves and percussive elements that align closely with Sanchez's danceable tracks.
Kaskade
GuideKaskade's melodic house music often features uplifting beats and rich layers, creating a similar energetic atmosphere to Sanchez’s productions.
Sander van Doorn
His progressive house sound blends driving beats with melodic elements, paralleling the vibrant grooves characteristic of Sanchez's music.
John Digweed
GuideDigweed's deep progressive house style emphasizes atmospheric builds and intricate rhythms, aligning well with the dynamic tension in Sanchez’s tracks.
Fatboy Slim
GuideWith a penchant for catchy samples and upbeat tempos, Fatboy Slim’s big beat style resonates with the danceable energy of Roger Sanchez’s music.
Eric Prydz
GuidePrydz combines melodic elements with driving beats in a way that creates a euphoric atmosphere similar to the vibrant grooves of Sanchez.
Common questions
Who sounds like Roger Sanchez?
Artists similar to Roger Sanchez include David Morales, Armand Van Helden, DJ Sneak and Kaskade. Each shares elements of Roger Sanchez's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Roger Sanchez?
Roger Sanchez is primarily known for house. Sanchez’s tracks pulse with a vibrant groove, layering rhythmic complexity and dynamic tension that compels bodies to move as one.
Where should I start if I like Roger Sanchez?
If you enjoy Roger Sanchez, start with David Morales — their album "2 Worlds Collide" is a great entry point. Known for his energetic remixes and house tracks, Morales shares a similar rhythmic complexity and vibrant groove that drives dance floors.