Artist description A one man-band, occasioning towards duets and the oddpropensity of a full-blown collaberation with no-one.No, I don't know what it means either.

Music Style Dance

Musical Influences Pete Tong, MOS, Jumalatar, Chemical Brothers, Leftfield

Similar Artists Chemical Brothers, Leftfield

Artist History Juan Sanchez is a former member of the July 1986 supergroup 'Airborne' and went on to release such classics as 'Gone Tomorrow', 'The Fields are Empty' and 'Sixteen Empty Bottles are festering on my front porch'. After several dalliances with speed metal with bands such as 'Speed Metal Dalliances' and 'The Warrington Liberation Front', he decided to go it alone and released his first single onto the Internet in 1999. He has not looked back since, being the most successful artist in Doncaster on the Internet, since at least the last one.

Group Members Juan and Mel

Instruments PC, Rebirth, Dance Ejay, Cakewalk, Hammer, Acid

Albums Juan Sanchez Rides Again, Queso y Jamon

Press Reviews Amateur Hobbyist, July 1998: 'Should Juan Sanchez ever attend one of our monthly committee meetings again,he is to be immediately expulsed without delay or conversation'.Garden Spades Weekly, 12th August 1967:'The Sanchez GardenMaster Gold is the best garden implementI have ever had the fortune to use. Thank you Juan, you're great.'Cambridge Thesaurus of Computer Science, 1984 Edition:'A Schottky Diode is a diode with a junction of metal against an n-typesemiconductor and operates at a very high speed because of avery short recovery time from forward to reverse voltages.'

Additional Info Please email me if you like this stuff (or don't for that matter!). My AOL screen name is JuanSnchz so IM me if you see me online!

Location South Yorkshire, England - United Kingdom

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