"Invisible" is the eighth track from Big Time Rush's second studio album, Elevate. It was written by Carlos PenaVega, Charley Greenberg, Cody Williams, and Daniel "Tekneek" Wayne, and produced by Jonathan "J.R." Rotem. Musically, "Invisible" is a pop power-ballad that incorporates piano and acoustic guitar alongside an R&B beat.
Composition[]
"Invisible" was one of the first songs written once the creative process for Elevate officially began in June 2011.[3] Big Time Rush member Carlos PenaVega helped compose the lyrics for the song. According to PenaVega, he wrote it in response to a tweet he read from a fan who felt "invisible" at one of the band's concerts, and he dedicated the track to all of Big Time Rush's fans.[citation needed]
Cody Williams, Charley Greenberg, and Tekneek, who jokingly referred to themselves and Carlos as the "Dream Team", helped compose the music, with production handled by award-winning producer J.R. Rotem.[2]
Alternate version[]
In early 2012, Hits&History, the production studio from which Williams, Greenberg, and Tekneek belonged to, posted the full track of "Invisible" on their official SoundCloud page, presumably as an example of their portfolio.[4] The audio file contained some differences from the version released on Elevate. In addition to the mixing and production being slightly more rough, some of the parts that each band member sings are different. Most notably, James Maslow sings the opening verse instead of Kendall Schmidt and Logan Henderson, and Maslow's voice is also more prominent in the chorus, whereas Schmidt's is the loudest in the official release. The track was later removed from Hits&History's profile.
Lyrics[]
Lyrics transcribed from Elevate liner notes.[2]
Do you ever wonder |
Credits and personnel[]
Credits transcribed from the liner notes of Elevate.[2]
- Written by Jonathan Rotem, Daniel Wayne, Cody Williams, Charley Greenberg, and Carlos Pena
- Produced by J.R. Rotem for Beluga Heights
- Vocal Production by Chris Rojas (RMI)
- Recorded by Charles Moniz
- Mixed by Miles Walker for 45th and 3rd Music, assisted by James Kang
- Guitars: Kevin Hissink for Beluga Heights
References
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