The Invisible Men

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The Invisible Men
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Occupation(s)
  • Songwriters
  • record producers
Members
  • Jason Pebworth
  • George Astasio
  • Jon Shave

The Invisible Men is a song writing and music production trio consisting of Jason Pebworth, George Astasio and Jon Shave. [1] Song's written by The Invisible Men have so far achieved over 7 billion Spotify streams, 30 million record sales worldwide and the duo has frequently ranked among Music Week's Top Songwriters. [2] The duo's song writing and production catalogue includes Becky Hill & Sigala's Heaven On My Mind, Sigala's Say You Do (UK top 5) and Just Got Paid, DJ Fresh's UK No. 1 hit "Hot Right Now" (featuring Rita Ora), No. 3 hit "Dibby Dibby Sound" (featuring Ms Dynamite) and Conor Maynard's debut top 5 hits "Can't Say No" and "Vegas Girl", 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".

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Career

Prior to forming The Invisible Men, Jason Pebworth and George Astasio were members of the band Orson, [1] who 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.

Jon Shave was a member of Xenomania. [1]

They co-produced and co-composed Iggy Azalea's seven week US #1 single "Fancy" (featuring Charli XCX) which has sold in excess of 11 million digital copies worldwide to date, making it one of the best-selling singles of all time and the seventh best-selling single worldwide of 2014. [3] The Duo also collaborated with Azalea on her US debut single, "Work", and a vast portion of Azalea's debut album The New Classic .

IIVI

The Invisible Men also produce music under the name "IIVI". [4]   IIVI co-produced six of the seven tracks on Lil Peep's 2017 album "Come Over When You're Sober Pt. 1", as well as the majority of its follow-up "Pt. 2", alongside other stand-alone tracks including "Falling Down" (with XXXTentacion), I've Been Waiting (with iLoveMakonnen) and When I Lie (Remix) (with Ty Dolla Sign).

Their sound has been described as "the 808s and rumbling basslines of trap music [combined] with the guitars of early 00s emo music to create an atmosphere that is at once hard-hitting yet bleak", mixing "emotive riffs with the slap of rap drums". [5]

Discography

Productions and co-writes:

YearArtistSongAlbumNotes
2023Lil PeepIDGAF 2, Sidelines, Hocus Pocus, Cry Baby 2Diamondsas IIVI
2023FlowerovLoveLove You, Coffee Shop
2022FlowerovloveGet With You
KamilleWeight Loss
FlowerovloveHannah Montana
Sigala ft. Talia MarStay The Night
DopamineDelete It
Charli XCXUsed To Know MeCRASH
2021Dopamine X Ali StoryDeep
Billy PorterChildren
Kara MarniOver You, Motive
Mufasa & Hypeman X DopamineWeekend
Diane Warren, Rita Ora, Sofia Reyes, Reik SeasideDiane Warren: The Cave Sessions, Vol. 1
Finn Askew Adidas
Kara MarniSecond NatureState of Mine EP
Jacob SartoriousFor Real, Trapped In The Car
HugelBack To Life
Kara MarniTwisted Fantasy
Riton X Nightcrawlers featuring Mufasa and Hypeman Friday (Dopamine Re-Edit)
Kara MarniTrippinState of Mine EP
2020 Little Mix BreatheConfettiUK (BPI) Gold
Becky Hill, Sigala Heaven On My MindUK (BPI) Gold
Example Ain't One ThingSome Nights Last For Days
Monsta X MisbehaveAll About Luv
Tommy DownMrs Blue
BexeyGo Mode, Witchcraft GirlsBlood, Magic & Diamonds
Cailin Russo Declaration, SickoThe Drama
2019 Lil Peep I've Been Waiting (Original Version) (ft. iLoveMakonnen), walk away as the door slams (acoustic) (ft. Lil Tracy) Everybody's Everything as IIVI
Miley Cyrus / Ashley OOn A Roll, Right Where I BelongOn A Roll (Single)Music written for Black Mirror episode "Rachel, Jack and Ashley Too"
Kara MarniAll Night pt.1, All Night pt. 2
Lil Peep, Ty Dolla $ignWhen I Lie (Remix)For The Throne (Music Inspired by the HBO Series Game of Thrones)as IIVI
CherylLet You
BexeyHot Steppa, Tru Coloursas IIVI
Rak-SuYours or Mine
Kara MarniLose My Love
2018 Clean Bandit Playboy Style (ft. Charli XCX & Bhad Bhabie) What Is Love?
Lil Peep Broken Smile (My All), Cry Alone, Leanin', 16 Lines, Life Is Beautiful, Hate Me, IDGAF, White Girl Come Over When You're Sober, Pt. 2 as IIVI
Madison Beer ft. Offset Hurts Like Hell
Cheryl Love Made Me Do It
Lil Peep, XXXTentacion Falling Downas IIVI
BexeyTake A Shot, Hell Bound, Come Alive, Spooky Electrick, Prince of the Lost and Broken, Bloody HellSpooky Electrickas IIVI
Sigala What You Waiting For (feat. Kylie Minogue) Brighter Days
Kara MarniMove
Sigala, Ella Eyre, Meghan Trainor Just Got Paid ft. French Montana Brighter Days
Charli XCX No AngelFocus/No Angel
MakoMurder
Charli XCX 5 In The Morning
RussoLonely, Ghost, Loudmouth, JoyrideHouse With A Pool EP
Kara MarniLove Just Ain't Enough, Golden, Curve, All Or Nothing, Gullible, L WordLove Just Ain't Enough EP
2017 Lil Peep Save That Shit, [6] Awful Things (feat. Lil Tracy), [7] U Said, [8] Better Off (Dying), [9] The Brightside, [10] Problems [11] Come Over When You're Sober, Pt. 1 as IIVI
Anne-Marie Heavy Speak Your Mind
Kara MarniGolden
Bebe Rexha Gateway Drug All Your Fault pt. 1
2016 Jonas Blue ft. RayeBy Your Side200m+ streams
#15 (UK) Silver
Liam Bailey Love My Neighbour
Charles Hamilton Oh Well, Clowns, Everyone, Correct, Be With You, Make Yourself Over,

MVP, Only Christina Knows, Real Life, Ugly Supermodel

Hamilton, Charles
Bebe Rexha ft. Nicki Minaj No Broken Hearts 290m+ streams & YouTube views
#30 (US Mainstream Top 40) (Billboard)
Zayn Mind of Mine (Intro), Wrong (ft. Kehlani), Fool For You, Truth,

Lucozade, Like I Would, She Don't Love Me, Golden (as XYZ)

Mind of Mine #1 Argentine Albums (CAPIF)

#1 Australian Albums (ARIA)

#1 Canadian Albums (Billboard)

#1 Czech Albums (ČNS IFPI)

#1 French Albums (SNEP)

#1 Hungarian Albums (Mahasz)

#1 Italian Albums (FIMI)

#1 Mexican Albums (AMPROFON)

#1 New Zealand Albums (RMNZ)

#1 Portuguese Albums (AFP)

#1 Spanish Albums (PROMUSICAE)

#1 Swedish Albums (Sverigetopplistan)

#1 Swiss Albums (Schweizer Hitparade)

#1 Taiwanese Albums (Five Music)

#1 UK Albums (OCC)

#1 UK R&B Albums (OCC)

#1 US Billboard 200

Like I Would 150m+ streams

Gold (Canada)

Gold (Australia)

Gold (Sweden)

Silver (UK)

All Saints Fear Red Flag #3 (UK)
Sigala ft. Imani and DJ Fresh Say You Do#5 (UK) Gold
Travis Mills HangoverWhile You Wait EP
2015 Britney Spears & Iggy Azalea Pretty Girls #1 (US Billboard Hot Dance Club Songs)
#5 (Spain PROMUSICAE)
#5 (Sweden Digital Songs DigiListan)
#6 (Greece Digital Songs (Billboard))
#11 (Hungary Association of Hungarian Record Companies)
#16 (Canada Hot 100)
#16 (UK)
#16 (Finland The Official Finnish Charts)
#25 (France SNEP)
#29 (US Billboard Hot 100)
Charles Hamilton Face The Music, Crayola, Lessons (ft. Sam Bruno)Black Box EP
New York Raining (ft. Rita Ora)#29 (UK)
Liam Bailey Stun Me, Battle Hymn of Central LondonDefinitely Now
Iggy Azalea Trouble (feat. Jennifer Hudson)#7 (UK) Gold
#10 Australia (ARIA) [12] Platinum
#34 US Mainstream Top 40 ( Billboard ) Gold
#67 (US Billboard Hot 100)
2014 Beg for It (feat. )#3 (US Billboard Hot Dance Club Songs)
#11 US Mainstream Top 40 ( Billboard )
#27 (US Billboard Hot 100) Platinum
#29 (Australia)
Fancy (feat. Charli XCX)#1 (US Billboard Hot 100) [13] 7× Platinum
#1 (New Zealand) [14] 2× Platinum
#1 (Canada) [15] 4× Platinum
#5 (UK) Platinum
#5 (Australia) [16] 4× Platinum
Work, Fancy (ft. Charli XCX), Impossible Is Nothing, Goddess, Walk The Line,

New Chick, Don't Need Y'all, Lady Patra, F Love, Rolex, Just Asking,

We In This Bitch, Beg For It (featuring Charli XCX/MØ),

Trouble (featuring Jennifer Hudson), Iggy Szn,

Heavy Crown (featuring Ellie Goulding)

The New Classic / Reclassified#1 US Billboard (Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums)
#1 US Billboard (Top Rap Albums)
#3 US (Billboard 200) Platinum
#2 (Australia ARIA Charts) Gold
#2 (Canadian Albums Chart) Gold
#3 NZ (Official New Zealand Music Chart)
#5 (UK)
Cheryl Cole It's About Time Only Human #7 (UK)
Lower Than Atlantis Emily, Words Don't Come So Easily, Just What You Need Lower Than Atlantis #16 (UK)
Bright Light Bright Light I Believe, In Your Care, Too Much, HappinessLife is Easy#19 UK Indie Chart
Dominique Young Unique Throw It Down
Katy B Next Thing Little Red (album) #1 (UK)
Dan Croll Wanna Know Sweet Disarray #26 (UK)
DJ Fresh vs. Jay Fay Dibby Dibby Sound (feat. Ms. Dynamite)#3 (UK)
2013 Iggy Azalea Work #5 (US Billboard Hot Dance Club Songs)
#54 (US Billboard Hot 100) Platinum
#17 (UK) Silver
#87 (Canada) Gold
#79 (Australia) Gold
Ellie Goulding Flashlight Halcyon Days #1 (UK) 2× Platinum [17]
Conor Maynard Animal (feat. Wiley)#6 (UK)
2012 DJ Fresh Hot Right Now (feat. Rita Ora)#1 (UK) Platinum [17]
The Feeling#13 (UK)
The Power (feat. Dizzee Rascal)#6 (UK)
Hot Right Now, The Power, The Feeling, Skyhighatrist, Forever More,

Don't Tell Me, Fire Over Water

Nextlevelism #14 (UK)
Conor Maynard Can't Say No #2 (UK) Silver [17]
Can't Say No, Vegas Girl, Animal, Take Off, Mary Go Round, Headphones,

Better Than You

Contrast #1 (UK) Silver [17]
Vegas Girl #4 (UK)
Coldplay Princess of China (feat. Rihanna) (Invisible Men Remix)
Bright Light Bright Light Feel It, Waiting for the Feeling, Moves Make Me Believe in Hope
Girls Aloud On the Metro Ten#9 (UK) Gold [17]
Jessie J LaserLight (feat. David Guetta)#5 (UK) Silver [17]
2011 David Guetta Repeat feat. Jessie J Nothing but the Beat Platinum (Australia)

2× Platinum (Austria)

Platinum (Belgium)

2× Platinum (Canada)

Diamond (France)

Platinum (Ireland)

Platinum (Mexico)

Platinum (Spain)

2× Platinum (UK)

Platinum (Europe) (IFPI)

Jessie J Who's Laughing Now #16 (UK) Silver [17]
Do It Like A Dude#2 (UK) Platinum [17]
Do It Like A Dude, Who's Laughing Now, LaserLight, My Shadow Who You Are #2 (UK) 4× Platinum
Pixie Lott Birthday Young Foolish Happy #18 (UK) Gold [17]
Nicola Roberts Say It Out Loud, Take a Bite Cinderella's Eyes #17 (UK)
2010 Gabriella Cilmi On A Mission #9 (UK)
On a Mission, What If You Knew, Love Me Cos You Want To,

Defender, Robots, Invisible Girl, Let Me Know, Sucker For Love

Ten
I Blame Coco Quicker The Constant
Olly Murs Love Shine Down, This One's For The Girls, Sophie Olly Murs #2 (UK) 2× Platinum [17]
2009NoisettesEvery Now And Then
Never Forget You #20 (UK)
Don't Upset The Rhythm#2 (UK)
Never Forget You, Don't Upset The Rhythm, Saturday Night,

Every Now And Then, 24 Hours

Wild Young Hearts #7 (UK) Gold [17]
V V Brown Game Over
Bottles Travelling Like the Light #30 (UK)
2008 Sugababes No Can Do #23 (UK)
No Can Do, Nothing's As Good As You, Hanging On A Star Catfights and Spotlights #8 (UK) Silver [17]
Denial #15 (UK)
Gabriella Cilmi Round & Round Lessons to Be Learned: Deluxe Edition#8 (UK)
2007OrsonAin't No Party#21 (UK)
Sugababes Denial, Undignified Change #1 (UK) Platinum [17]
2006 Easy, Good To Be Gone#3 (UK) Platinum [17]
2005OrsonHappiness#27 (UK)
Bright Idea #11 (UK)
No Tomorrow #1 (UK) Silver
2004 Girls Aloud The Show What Will The Neighbours Say?#2 (UK)

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