The Invisible Men

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The Invisible Men are a songwriting and production trio based in London and were recently named as one of Music Week's Top 50 Songwriters of 2011.[1]

They co-wrote DJ Fresh's UK no.1 hit Hot Right Now (featuring Rita Ora) and Conor Maynard's debut top 5 hits Can't Say No and Vegas Girl. Forthcoming singles include DJ Fresh's The Feeling. Their catalogue includes Jessie J's hits Do It Like A Dude, LaserLight (feat. David Guetta), Who's Laughing Now and the Noisettes' Don't Upset The Rhythm and Never Forget You. They have recently completed the official remix of Coldplay's forthcoming single Princess of China (feat. Rihanna).

The team are Jason Pebworth and George Astasio (former members of the band Orson) and Jon Shave (former member of Xenomania).

Orson sold over a million copies of their debut album, reached no. 1 in both the UK singles and album charts, and received the Brit Award for Best Breakthrough Act 2007. As a member of Xenomania, Jon Shave contributed to a string of top 10 hit singles, including co-writing The Show for Girls Aloud.

Other artists they have co-written and produced for include Pixie Lott, Nicola Roberts, and Olly Murs.


Writer's discography

Singles

Co-writes and productions:

Year Artist Track UK Airplay Chart
2012 DJ Fresh The Feeling Released September 2012
2012 Conor Maynard Vegas Girl #4 (UK)
2012 DJ Fresh The Power (feat. Dizzee Rascal) #6 (UK)
2012 Jessie J LaserLight (feat. David Guetta) Top 5 airplay #5 (UK)
2012 Conor Maynard Can't Say No Top 10 airplay #2 (UK)
2012 DJ Fresh feat.Rita Ora Hot Right Now Top 10 airplay #1 (UK)
2011 Jessie J Who's Laughing Now (song) #16 (UK)
2011 Jessie J Do It Like A Dude Top 10 airplay #2 (UK) Gold[2]
2010 Gabriella Cilmi On A Mission Top 10 airplay #9 (UK)
2009 Noisettes Every Now And Then
2009 Noisettes Never Forget You Top 10 airplay #20 (UK)
2009 Noisettes Don't Upset The Rhythm Top 10 airplay #2 (UK)
2009 V V Brown Game Over
2008 Sugababes No Can Do Top 10 airplay #23 (UK)
2008 Sugababes Denial Top 15 airplay #15 (UK)
2007 Orson Ain't No Party Top 10 airplay #21 (UK)
2006 Sugababes Easy Top 20 airplay #8 (UK)
2005 Orson Happiness #27 (UK)
2005 Orson Bright Idea Top 10 airplay #11 (UK)
2005 Orson No Tomorrow No. 1 airplay #1 (UK)
2004 Girls Aloud The Show Top 20 airplay #2 (UK)

Remixes:

Year Artist Track
2012 Coldplay feat. Rihanna Princess of China (Invisible Men Remix)

Albums

Tracks featured on the following albums:

Year Artist Album Tracks Chart
2012 DJ Fresh Nextlevelism Tracks including Hot Right Now, The Power, The Feeling Released 2012
2012 Conor Maynard Contrast Can't Say No, Vegas Girl, Animal, Take Off, Mary Go Round, Headphones, Better Than You #1
2011 Pixie Lott Young Foolish Happy Birthday #18 (UK) Gold[2]
2011 Nicola Roberts Cinderella's Eyes Say It Out Loud, Take A Bite #17 (UK)
2011 David Guetta Nothing But The Beat Repeat feat. Jessie J #2 (UK) Platinum[2]
2011 Jessie J Who You Are Do It Like A Dude, Who's Laughing Now (song), LaserLight, My Shadow #2 (UK) 3x Platinum[2]
2010 I Blame Coco The Constant Quicker
2010 Olly Murs Olly Murs Love Shine Down, This One's For The Girls, Sophie #2 (UK) 2x Platinum[2]
2010 Gabriella Cilmi Ten On A Mission, What If You Knew, Love Me Cos You Want To, Defender, Robots, Invisible Girl, Let Me Know, Sucker For Love
2009 Noisettes Wild Young Hearts Never Forget You, Don't Upset The Rhythm, Saturday Night, Every Now And Then, 24 Hours #7 (UK) Gold[2]
2009 V V Brown Travelling Like the Light Bottles, Game Over #30 (UK)
2008 Sugababes Catfights and Spotlights No Can Do, Nothing's As Good As You, Hanging On A Star #8 (UK) Silver[2]
2008 Gabriella Cilmi Lessons to Be Learned: Deluxe Edition Round & Round #8 (UK)
2007 Sugababes Change Denial, Undignified #1 (UK) Platinum[2]
2006 Sugababes Overloaded: The Singles Collection Easy, Good To Be Gone #3 (UK) Platinum[2]

References

  1. ^ Music Week magazine, 3 February 2012
  2. ^ a b c d e f g h i "Certified Awards Search". British Phonographic Industry. Retrieved 2009-09-28.

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