Artist description Invisible Hands is an all-male a cappella vocal group from Cincinnati Ohio. They perform covers and originals of songs spanning the latter half of the 20th century, including songs by Peter Gabriel, The BeeGees, Phish, Dion and the Belmonts, Michael Jackson, George Michael, Boyz II Men and more!

Music Style A Cappella

Musical Influences Paul Simon, The Five Heartbeats, Beatles, Sam Cooke, The BeeGees, Peter Gabriel

Similar Artists The Bobs, The Nylons, Take 6

Artist History Begun in the mid-90's by singing buffs from the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music, Invisible Hands has been as large as ten members, but is most recently a quartet. In 1995-96, Invisible Hands performed their debut concert at the Fifth Third Theater of the Aronoff Center for the Arts in downtown Cincinnati, as well as several private occasions. The 1997-98 season included corporate and church invitations, two performances of our National Anthem in the Shoemaker Center at the University of Cincinnati for UC Bearcat Basketball games, an appearance at Cincinnati's Union Terminal, as well as a feature concert in December. Their increasingly active schedule included the St. John's Unitarian Annual Choral Music Festival, and their return to the Sing Cincinnati! Festival (including an appearance with Sesame Street's Bob McGrath). The Hands are currently busy with performances around the Cincinnati area, but have still found the time for their independently released CD "Eat Some Chicken".

Group Members As of 1/99: Jeff Buettner - Bass - Director/Arranger Matt Matson - Tenor/Baritone Mike Scanio - Baritone Andrew Rothman - Tenor/Baritone - Songwriter/Webmaster

Instruments Vocals Only

Albums Eat Some Chicken (INV81074 - rel. 1998)

Location Cincinnati, OH - USA

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