I'm often heard but seldom seen.

The internet levels the playing field. Producers that would have no chance to shine in the past are being heard through the internet.

Only as a partnership with my current indie label.

As a youth DJ Invizible experienced poverty first hand. "In my opinion, everyone experiences it at some point in their life." Trials and tribulations will certainly do one of two things to a person; either make you or break you. In DJ InviZible's case, it's made him. "My struggle molded me into the man I am today. It was beneficial you can say. It forced me to grow up quickly." His beats definitely reflect his times of growth.

Invizible feels his reason for living is to educate the public through his music. "I'm not here because my mother wanted a child. I'm here because I'm on a higher mission. And, that mission is to change lives and speak to my generation through music." He feels expression through music is made for him.

Invizible will not come into the game, and be your everyday producer. He possesses versatility, swagger, and originality. "Old producers are fading away, and new producers are coming in trying to imitate them." But, Invizible is a breath of fresh air. That's a fact.

The definition of "the hood" is being misinterpreted. The hood are not just streets in the bad part of town. His perception of the hood is based on individuals that aren't or can't stay financially stable. It's based on the kid at home, feeding himself because his mother doesn't get home from work until five in the morning. The hood is that person without a mother or father figure, so they look towards the streets for guidance and survival. It's an area or household with the "project mentality." Invizible has been out the hood for several years, the physical part of it anyway. The dirty buildings, crazy neighbors, out of control landlords, and the "around the corner" bodega. But, don't think that his struggle is over. "It won't break me, it's just making me a stronger person." Music is his way of expression. It's his therapy. "It's the air that I breathe. With my music, you're going to hear the negative and the positive. You're going to hear the struggle. You'll hear about life told directly, from my point of view. Why? Because I'm music, and music is me."

Everyday life is my influence because it's never the same two days in a row. There's always a new challenge coming your way.

Bridgeport, CT is home and my favorite spot.

Nero, MPC 4000, Triton, Feder Guitar, etc...