Scott Albert Johnson’s “Invisible” is a powerful rock track in the vein of Bon Jovi or John Mellencamp. Marrrying a driving beat to insistent vocals, Scott vbrings in guitar solos to make Invisible pop. One will be able to play the single multiple times, as there’s a depth that is fairly unheard when it comes to modern music. The harmonica solo that begins Invisible’s bridge is a sound to behold. The track is able to benefit mightily with this brief deviation, refreshed for the second half of Invisible’s run time. Five minutes have never went by so easily as they do with Scott Albert Johnson’s newest song.
Scott Albert Johnson “Invisible” / 2024 Self Released / 4:52 / Domain / Youtube
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