invisible to you - fedge

Cover art of ‘‘Invisible To You‘‘ by queer-pop sensation Fedge

Fedge is a queer Taiwanese-American songwriter and storyteller based in San Francisco. His music fuses glittering synth-pop with gut-wrenching truth, inspired by artists like Chappell Roan and Troye Sivan. With emotionally honest lyrics and cinematic production, Fedge explores themes of queerness, identity, heartbreak, and healing. His forthcoming debut EP, Through It All, continues the narrative introduced by his first two singles, “Too Early, Too Late” and “Invisible to You”—shaping a body of work rooted in vulnerability, self-worth, and the kind of empowerment that comes from finally standing up for yourself.

Fedge’s latest single, Invisible to You, is a synth-pop gut-punch dressed in glitter. With shimmering 80s-inspired production and a dancefloor ready beat, the song cuts no corners by addressing the fetishization that queer people of color often face. It’s a strong, out there anthem that’s as emotionally devastating as it is defiant.

From the moment Fedge sings “Exotic for you, erotic for you, don’t wanna be a narcotic for you.” it’s clear that “Invisible To You” isn’t just a typical pop heartbreak track. The lyrics cut deep, calling out the all-too-common experience of being desired in private but ignored in public of being reduced to a fantasy instead of loved as a whole person. Fans of Robyn, Troye Sivan, and Chappell Roan will feel at home here but Fedge carves his own lane with razor-sharp vulnerability and cultural specificity. He doesn’t just make you dance; he turns tiny feelings into massive bangers you can sweat your trauma out to. What makes Invisible to You truly stand out is how it transforms personal pain into collective catharsis. The track’s bridge “One day someone’s gonna love me right / Love me deep / Not just at first sight” lands like it's aching with hope. It’s not just a cry for recognition, but a reclamation.