In September 2006 Invisiblegirl Records started by releasing songs by What?Noise, The Clouds and Illustration groups associated with me, label manager Julia Adamson.

Invisible Girl Music Limited was launched around the same time to manage the publishing on Invisiblegirl Records.                                                          A catalogue of songs I contributed to including The Fall were signed over to Invisible Girl Music Ltd.

On the winter solstice 2008, Invisiblegirl Records launched a compilation album of new artists from around the world titled  A Place In Space. 

In February 2009 we released Tales From The City' a debut album by City Of Glass from Hull.

In April 2009, northerner Danny Short's debut album Collected Times was released.

In July 2009  Gravy On A Plate Of Food, an album by (eddodi) folk poet Moff Skellington was made available followed soon after by Ruchira Kales EP of classical Indian music.  

Progressive electronica duo Borland had Octopop made available in September, 4 works including a guest vocal from Kin on track 1  The Glitch.  

November saw some experimental electronica from the goat voiced girl Kin on a debut titled  Dot Dot Dot containing 5 beautiful songs.

We had three simultaneous releases on 14th February 2010 including 3 back catalogue albums of Eddodi songs from Moff Skellington, Danny Short's second release Beyond The Numbers and debut album Mind Carved Canoe by Fall Fan Dave And The Laptop Dancers.

May 2010 saw a second release from City Of Glass of 3 songs titled 'The Apologist', 2 melodic songs sung by Emmy Mcintire on 'Stars And Satellites' and a debut by drag queens Sista Ray And The Jerkin' Tears with 5 songs titled 'Backdoor Beauties'. These can be seen (and heard) in our news archive here. 

On Decembers Winter Solstice in 2010 The Happy Souls new album The Modern Day Composer Refuses To Die was made available. Also another What?Noise release called Nuance 4 unreleased songs from the early 1990s.

May 1st 2011 the wonderful Bereket Window album was released by Brooklyn, New York resident Honeychild Coleman.

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