“...his Oxford influences and Manchester sensibilities have forged a bond on the floor of his basement studio, somewhere between the production sized talents of his electronic mind and his subterranean love for white-noise theatrics.”

–Gordon Sharp, JEZEBELMUSIC.COM

“True to his remixer roots Lee always keeps one eye on the dancefloor while keeping the other on his guitar pedals, with big ass-shaking beats…”

–David Mansdorf, LOSINGTODAY Magazine

The Invisible Kid is the brainchild of New York City-based producer/ songwriter/ performer Daniel Lee. The music is a mixture of 80's new wave, 90's indie and shoegazer textures, and modern electronic/mashup situations. "The Invisible Kid" debut self-titled EP was released on November 29, 2005 and was followed by an assortment of remix work in 2006.

In 2002, Daniel Lee completed a remix for seminal UK trip-hop/electronic artists, the Sneaker Pimps, on their international single release for "Sick", which received national radio airplay. Under The Invisible Kid moniker, he has most recently completed remixes of Pittsburgh-based band Shade; the DC-based outfit Soft Complex; Portland, Maine's Paranoid Social Club; Detroit, Michigan soul/funk master Nadir; fellow New York City shoegaze outfits Autumn Thieves, Elika, Soundpool, Dead Leaf Echo, and Project Skyward; and British artists SOKI2U and Laurence Colbert (formerly of the seminal group Ride).

This year has a lot in store for Daniel Lee and The Invisible Kid project, as The Invisible Kid's second record - "The Entrance" - was released on January 6, 2009.