Born in Illinois, Steven Brown moved to San Francisco where he founded Tuxedomoon with Blaine L.Reininger, then to New York. The band left the USA in the early 1980s, wandered around Europe, and settled in Brussels for twelve years. Ten years later, Steven fell in love with Mexico and decided to settle there, in 1993. As part of Tuxedomoon, Steven first recorded two emblematic albums for The Residents’ label Ralph Records, followed by thirteen more albums during the ‘80s and since 2004 (after the end of the band’s hiatus), all out in Crammed Discs. Thanks to their ability to crystallise a certain dark and romantic zeitgeist, and the originality of their music (which incorporated and transcended post-punk, rock, electronics, minimal music, classical, jazz, Gypsy music and more, Tuxedomoon quickly became one of the most influential bands of the decade and toured all around the globe Meanwhile, Steven Brown developed a career as a solo artist. He’s composed music for dance, theatre, film and fashion shows. For his first solo album since the early ‘90s, "El Hombre Invisible" Steven Brown delivers a hypnotic collection of songs, a song cycle of sorts, which draws from his life in Mexico.