4x Grammy Award-winning drummer Antonio Sánchez releases his groundbreaking new album, SHIFT (Dangerous Hombre Vol. II) at present. To have fun, Sanchez shares a brand new video for the music “Eh Hee 2.0,” a collaboration with Dave Matthews and Pat Metheny.

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Arriving by way of Arts Music, a Division of Warner Music, SHIFT (Dangerous Hombre Vol. II) sees Sánchez becoming a member of forces with a various vary of collaborators – Dave Matthews, Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross, Ana Tijoux, Kimbra, Rodrigo y Gabriela, Meshell Ndegeocello, Silvana Estrada, Lila Downs, Becca Stevens, Thana Alexa, SONICA, and Pat Metheny – for a riveting, eclectic journey uniting musical voices and views from around the globe. The undertaking first started with the internationally acclaimed Mexico Metropolis-born Sánchez approaching a few of his favourite artists for songs he may deconstruct and reimagine by way of his “Dangerous Hombre” alter-ego. The pandemic made distant collaborations simpler to facilitate and likewise afforded him extra time to discover concepts and increase his position as a producer and performer. Together with his “Dangerous Hombre” persona taking part in just about all devices (together with guitar, bass, mandolin, oud, and extra), Sánchez infused his compositional, manufacturing, and percussion abilities to “shift” the songs whereas leaving their essence intact. Whereas 2017’s Grammy Award-nominated Dangerous Hombre marked maybe probably the most overtly political work of Sánchez’s award-winning profession, SHIFT (Dangerous Hombre Vol. II) locations its concentrate on breaking by artistic partitions to overcome new sonic territory.

SHIFT (Dangerous Hombre Vol. II) was first heralded this spring by the brand new unique music “I Suppose We’re Previous That Now,” that includes 2x Academy Award-winners Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross. The album additionally contains the one, “Mi Palabra,” that includes a number of Grammy Award-nominated and Latin Grammy Award-winning Chilean-French singer-songwriter-MC Ana Tijoux, and “Suspended Animation” that includes 2x Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter Kimbra.

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(FEAT. TRENT REZNOR & ATTICUS ROSS)”

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LISTEN TO “MI PALABRA (FEAT. ANA TIJOUX)”

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LISTEN TO “SUSPENDED ANIMATION (FEAT. KIMBRA)”

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Born in Mexico Metropolis, Antonio Sánchez started taking part in drums at age 5 and carried out professionally in Mexico’s rock, jazz, and Latin scenes in his early teenagers whereas additionally being a gymnast on Mexico’s Junior Nationwide Group. He pursued a level in classical piano at Mexico’s Nationwide Conservatory earlier than touring to Boston in 1993 to additional his research at Berklee Faculty of Music. After he graduated magna cum laude, Sánchez obtained a scholarship for a grasp’s diploma in jazz improvisation at Boston’s New England Conservatory of Music.

Whereas on the Conservatory, Sánchez’s instructor, the nice Panamanian pianist Danilo Pérez, really helpful him to Paquito D’Rivera for the drum chair in Dizzy Gillespie’s United Nations Orchestra. Perez later invited Sánchez to affix his acoustic trio, adopted by intensive touring and recording. From there, Sánchez joined legendary guitarist Pat Metheny for many years of touring and recording. Sánchez made his debut as chief with 2007’s Migration. In 2014, his soundtrack for Alejandro González Iñárritu’s Academy Award-winning Birdman proved a milestone achievement, incomes him a Grammy Award for “Finest Rating Soundtrack For Visible Media.”

“Antonio is an distinctive musician along with being an unbelievable drummer,” says 20x Grammy Award-winner Pat Metheny. “He has a large view of music and the way it capabilities which informs each notice he performs. I actually by no means thought {that a} musician like him would ever be born. He’s a dream…one of many biggest musicians I’ve ever seen.”

Tracklist:

Opening feat. Ignacio López Tarso

Eh Hee 2.Zero feat. Dave Matthews & Pat Metheny

Mi Palabra feat. Ana Tijoux

The Bucket feat. Becca Stevens

I Suppose We’re Previous That Now feat. Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross

Alambari feat. MARO

Doyenne feat. SONICA

Risa de Mujer feat. Lila Downs

Trapped (Purple Room) feat. Thana Alexa

Comet, Come to Me feat. Meshell Ndegeocello

Ready feat. Antonio Sánchez

Risa de Mujer (Interlude) feat. Lila Downs

El Agua y la Miel feat. Silvana Estrada

Suspended Animation feat. Kimbra

M-Energy feat. Rodrigo y Gabriela

Closing feat. Ignacio López Tarso

All tracks produced by Antonio Sánchez