Andrés Sánchez

Born December 31, 1975 Mexican musician, film composer and producer. Andres Sanchez the bassist aka SanchezDub has a definitive style which fuses electronic rhythms and digital programming with dub harmonies, delays and reverberation. A pioneer on the Mexican Music Scene his synthesis of African, Latin and Caribbean music with electronic beats opened up what once was an inhospitable route. His ground breaking career began in 1995 when he co-founded Titan and released the album "Karate Mix". In 1999 he was part of the second production "Elevator" which was edited by Virgin. He then moved on to Sanchez&Ruiz, currently known as Ruisort with whom he made the album "Acapulco Now", under the label Certificate 18 in London. Later collaborations with Fake Fazz and Wako Texas allowed Sanchez to flex his prowess for live improvisation, bringing his unique flavor of Jazz and Funk. His subsequent collaboration with Uriel Esquenazi in B.N.Loco had a distinctive Latin flavor. Andres Sanchez knows no boundaries in musical exploration and collaboration he is involved in projects with the likes of Jacobo Lieberman, Leo Heiblum and Alexis Ruiz with whom he founded the Exotic Ensemble and another concept Los Shajatos, in which they alternate sounds of Hindu Tabla, vibraphone, banjo and bass. He played bass with Mexican Institute of Sound (IMS), today is member of the the band Zoe. Estudios Panoram. Mexico D.F.