Dreams

Visible from Space is a Brooklyn based indie band that combines modern rock and danceable grooves with New Orleans inspired funk and blues. Judd Harris, lead singer and American Idol Season 4 semi-finalist, forms half the writing team with guitarist Rick Nossa and admits to once making Carrie Underwood cry. Collectively VFS has opened for or toured with a wide array of artists from Fishbone and Chuck Mangione to Sara Bareilles and Wyclef Jean and was featured in the Village Voice Best of New York Edition. Their second album, 'Dreams,' was produced by Bryan Smith (Donald Fagen, Guster, Lauryn Hill) and marks the tenth year of the Nossa/Harris collaboration. Harris says: 'Our first album had a lot of wide-eyed optimism. I had just completed my run on American Idol and it seemed like the world was my oyster. Now we're a lot more seasoned and understand that nothing is handed to us, that we have to earn it. This album is about having all these grand expectations and then big bad life comes and smacks you in the face. But it's also about getting up and carrying on.'