Introducing pop sensations The Tease feat Megan Wyler

debut single ‘I’m Not Invisible’ out 27th July

July 11, 2009, 12:42 PM

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Introducing new London pop sensations The Tease featuring Megan Wyler, their debut single ‘I’m Not Invisible’ is set for release on the 27th July through Universal Music. ‘I’m Not Invisible’ is an insanely catchy number reminiscent of vintage indie pop band The Cardigans, please have a look at the very stylish video for the track here: www.notinvisible.net

This sophisticated burst of summery pop will be instantly familiar to most ears, mainly because ‘I’m Not Invisible’ is the mystery track featured on recent Ford Ka and was written especially for the campaign. The launch of the new Ford Ka in January was supported by Ogilvy’s ‘Go Find It’ campaign, which invites viewers to search for hidden cars subtly disguised in the ads atwww.gofindit.net. The TV spot was quickly posted on You Tube and people flocked in their thousands to listen in. A flurry of questions were posted under the clip asking who the song was by and where it could be bought, resulting in no less than 400,000 views for the video!

Ford couldn’t ignore such an overwhelming public demand, so made the decision was made to record the music as a full length commercial track then release digitally through Universal Music.

The track is the first offering from The Tease featuring stunning vocalist Megan Wyler. The Tease is a collective of musicians, known to their nearest and dearest as Nick Foster, Oliver Julian, Peter Raeburn and Greg Burke. Megan, a glamorous American singer currently recording her first solo album, initially honed her craft singing in legendary New York venues such as Mercury Lounge.

As ‘I’m Not Invisible’ is destined to get stuck in every discerning pop lover’s head this summer, Megan gives us an insight into the creative process for the single. “The Tease is a incredibly collaborative group of guys,” she enthuses. “They bounce ideas off each other and everyone writes bits to ultimately weave and create the whole song. They also allow a lot of freedom and input from whomever they are working with, which is pretty unusual and really great to be a part of."

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