Peter Jones - Vocals, Keyboards, Guitar, Electronics and Production &
Jeremy Lloyd - Keyboards, Guitar, Flute, Electronics and Production
Influences
Depeche Mode, Lamb, Little Dragon, Brass Construction, Appleblim, Burial, Gus Gus, Tricky, Orbital, Prefuse 73, Plaid, Underworld, Koop, Boards Of Canada, Squarepusher, Portishead, Bjork, Beck, The Bays, Earth, Wind And Fire, LCD Soundsystem, Kitsune, Shy Child, Renegade Soundwave, Debussy, The Timewriter, Funk D'Void, Colin Dale, Talking Heads, Massive Attack, Terry Francis, Nathan Coles, Eddie Richards, A Guy Called Gerald, DJ Hipp-e, Craig Richards, Richie Hawtin, Dexter Wansel, MR C, Luciano, Prince, The Cure, Kraftwerk, The Stone Roses, Primal Scream, Adam Beyer, Surgeon, Jeff Mills, Metallica, Black Dog, Aphex Twin, Mozart, Warp Records, Adam Freeland, Tipper, Meat Katie, Atomic Hooligan, Layo & Bushwacka, Public Enemy, NWA, Common, Jurassic Five, 4 Hero, Jazzanova, Mark De Clive Lowe, Goya Records, Nirvana, Skream, Optical, Ed Rush, DJ Fresh, Hospital Recordings, DJ Hype, Bach, DJ Krush, Brockie, Fat Freddies Drop, The Black Seeds, Salmonella Dub, King Tubby, Bob Marley, Chopin, Nine Inch Nails, Godflesh, Future Sound Of London, D Note, The Orb, Brian Eno, Tangerine Dream, Taj Mahal, BB King, JJ Kale, Doctor John, Herbie Hancock, James Brown, Miles Davis, Sonny Rollins, London Elektricity, John Coltrane, Chet Baker, EST, Diana Jones, Quincy Jones, Grace Jones, Stevie Wonder, George Benson, Missy Elliott, David Bowie, The Doors, Hot Chili Peppers, Rage Against The Machine, Daft Punk
Sounds Like
....imagine Robert Owens wearing a Stevie Wonder wig and shades, singing and playing keyboard in the middle of a circle of tribal drummers while on acid in the Brazilian rainforest…..remixed by Orbital before being jack-hammered to death by Burial...and your nearly there..
Whilst hard to define, Invisible Wire's music aims to join the dots and blur the boundaries between modern breakbeat/electro, dubstep, tech house, future jazz/funk, cosmic soul, reggae, ambient and film soundtrack material to create their very own, unique sound.
Pete began his musical career as a child, appearing on television and embarking on several nation-wide tours with his steel band. He later joined a variety of rock and soul/funk bands which led onto composing various dance and rock-based music in the studio, having international feature releases on compilation albums and working with the likes of Bugz In The Attic, Andy Morris, Rolo McGinty (The Woodentops), Lalomie Washburn (Hi Voltage), Nathan Coles (Is This, Wiggle and Fabric) and Gareth Oxby (Tribalation and Alien Funk Movement). He has also had his music remixed by the likes of Michael Nyman, All Stars, Radical Sista (Asian Dub Foundation) and featured on the Headphonic Compilation Series (Millenium Records) under the guise of Bubble Factory (Eukahouse) with Dan Ward. His influences range from The Doors and David Bowie through to the full spectrum of hip hop, reggae, classical and salsa artists.
Jeremy has also been involved in music since childhood and started out playing guitar as a teenager in several rock bands, progressing onto jazz flute and then djying house, breaks and techno. His vinyl obsession led him into production and the underground clubbing scene where he met Pete through his regular attendance at legendary London tech house party ‘Wiggle’. Like Pete, his influences and production style are massively diverse and most recently worked with soul vocalist Mel Dymond and punk/jazz/disco muso Colin Webster for live electronic/soul act Ink Project who he recorded in the studio and toured the UK with over a period of 3 years. Jeremy also works as a music publicist/manager and represents a variety of acts across the full spectrum of jazz, soul, rock and dance.
The duo are currently in the studio working hard on more debut material so if you are a label, artist, film producer or commercial venture looking for new and original music then please don’t hesitate to PM them at:
invisiblewire@hotmail.com
or through their MySpace pages
Peter JonesJeremy Lloyd
For remix considerations, please send us your music along with the relevant information to our soundcloud account below and we will get back in touch to request the parts:
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Hey! thanks for adding me! I love your stuff and have a lot of the same musical heroes by the looks of your influences. What do you say to a preliminary project?
In Between spaces is just sick! Loving the patterns and the groove, for me when that 909 kick drops i get the tingle . . . great work there guys... Miles
