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Invisible Green
Organic grooves, driving rhythm, and raw soul are the core of Invisible Green. Every song is crafted with each member's unique input; our distinct backgrounds converge to produce a truly original sound. With poignant lyrics, edgy guitars, funky beats, and heart pounding energy, I.G.'s live shows pulse with life, taking fans through a wide variety of motion and emotion. The band's endless stage energy fuels crowds, creating a truly alive experience. The live show is where we shine.
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Invisible Green |
IUMA
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Band Biography |
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David Basile (bassist, backing vocals): Mr. Basile
hails from New Jersey where as an east coast boy he grew up on heavy doses
of Zepplin and Def Leppard. Dave's musical attention would later be drawn
to such wide ranging likes as Blind Melon's "Soup" Album, Zakir Hussain
and the Seattle explosion. Always on the hunt for new sounds this music
lover spends much time listening, playing and recording whatever feels
good.
Mark Harris (percussion master): The man on the
beat. Mark hails from Millbrae, CA and is best known for his stunning
ability to take rhythm to the edge. With a killer sense of timing and
feel, Mark brings a smooth groove to the music while pumping it full of
life. Mark can constantly be found out on the music scene always checking
out new bands arising in the Bay area.
Matt Quirie (lead vocals, rhythm guitar): Matt's
roots lie in San Francisco where he grew up in the Sunset District. From
an early age Matt had an ear for music but it was not until later in life
that he would pick up the guitar. Taught and encouraged by a local street
performer Jefferey Ghambardeli, Matt learned the basics of rhythm and
expression through music. His influences range across the board but Marley
and Neil stick out the most. Matt's lyrics and distinct vocal sound help
set Invisible Green apart from the crowd.
Sean Deorsey (lead guitar, backing vocals): Born
a farm boy up in the rural county of Sonoma, CA, Sean started guitar at
an early age as he spent endless days skateboarding and jamming. Heavily
influenced by the punk scene in Santa Rosa, Sean started hacking away
at his ax to become the virtuoso he is today. His early influences were
the bands he caught at the Phoenix theater and Victims Family. Sean's
leads have helped to give Invisible Green a distinct original sound that
bleeds intensity.
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