Though Antonio Sanchez is best known as a jazz drummer, composer, and producer, those roles merely hint at the depths of his creative vision. In 2017, Sanchez released the solo Bad Hombre. Titled after a racially derogatory remark made by Donald Trump during the 2016 presidential campaign, the set offered intense sociopolitical critique. It was fueled by an individually developed approach to electronica while exploring various ways to play, record, and produce drums. The set earned a Grammy nomination in 2018. Five years and several releases later, Shift (Bad Hombre, Vol. 2) showcases Sanchez as a drummer and producer, but also as a conceptualist and multi-instrumentalist, in a series of cross-cultural collaborations with a dazzling, star-studded cast. His concept features drums and voices as equals as a grand experiment in texture, yet he also plays guitars, basses, synth, oud, ukulele, and mandolin. The guest list includes his 97-year-old grandfather, Mexican actor Ignacio López Tarso, Dave Matthews and Pat Metheny, Trent Reznor Atticus Ross, Ana Tijoux, Lila Downs, Meshell Ndegeocello, Rodrigo y Gabriela, Silvana Estrada, Becca Stevens, Portugal's Maro, Kimbra, and Croatian-American vocalist Thana Alexa, among others.

1		Opening
2		Eh Hee 2.0
3		Mi Palabra
4		The Bucket
5		I Think We're Past That Now
6		Alambari
7		Doyenne
8		Risa De Mujer
9		Trapped (Red Room)
10		Comet, Come to Me
11		Waiting
12		Risa De Mujer [Interlude]
13		El Agua Y La Miel
14		Suspended Animation
15		M-Power
16		Closing