His profile elevated for the world to see and hear as Brian Eno’s creative partner on Fourth World, Vol. 1: Possible Musics (1980), trumpeter-composer Jon Hassell went on to make a name for himself with a litany of increasingly ambitious projects work, not only under his own name, but in other collaborative scenarios such as Dressing for Pleasure (1994). Hassell even deigned to perform live as the years wore on and Music Is Invisible is just one of those instances. And in reality, this album is taken from his final stage appearance, recorded with Rick Cox and John von Seggern at St. John at Hackney church, London on 23 May 2015. The 40-plus minutes was carefully edited and mixed by Jeff Rona in such a way that themes, motifs and riffs occur throughout…

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