Born Alexander Paul Coe in Bangor, Wales, in 1969, Sasha is widely regarded as a pioneering force in electronic music, particularly in progressive house and trance. He first made a mark on the UK club scene in the late 1980s and early 1990s, gaining a reputation for his seamless DJ sets and innovative approach to mixing. Sasha’s partnership with fellow DJ John Digweed became legendary, especially for their influential mix compilations such as the "Northern Exposure" series and their acclaimed residency at New York's Twilo nightclub.

Sasha's career took off with groundbreaking remixes and productions, including the 1999 album "Xpander," which is still considered a landmark in electronic dance music. His seamless blend of melodic structure and club sensibility pushed genre boundaries, earning him critical acclaim and a global following. He has been nominated for Grammy Awards and voted among the top DJs in the world by readers of DJ Mag and other publications.

Renowned for his use of technology, Sasha was one of the first internationally recognized DJs to embrace digital mixing and production tools, continually evolving his sound and performance techniques. Over the decades, he has played sold-out shows at the world’s most iconic venues and festivals, while collaborating with artists across musical boundaries. His influence reaches far beyond dance music, with a career that exemplifies innovation, longevity, and a relentless pursuit of musical excellence.