The Invisible

The Invisible is a British band formed in London in 2006. The group consists of singer and guitarist Dave Okumu, bassist Tom Herbert, and drummer Leo Taylor. Known for their genre-blending sound, The Invisible combines elements of rock, electronic, and soul music to create a unique and atmospheric style. The band first gained attention with their self-titled debut album, released in 2009, which was shortlisted for the Mercury Prize. Their music is characterized by its emotional depth and innovative production, reflecting the diverse influences of its members. Dave Okumu, originally from Vienna and of Kenyan descent, brings a distinctive vocal quality and songwriting talent to the group, while Tom Herbert's rich bass lines and Leo Taylor's inventive drumming provide a dynamic rhythmic foundation. The Invisible's subsequent albums, including "Rispah" in 2012 and "Patience" in 2016, further showcase their artistic evolution, with explorations into spirituality, personal loss, and perseverance. The band's intricate sonic landscapes have earned them critical acclaim and a dedicated following, establishing them as a significant presence in the UK's music scene.