Released by Eurythmics on their 1987 album In The Garden, "She's Invisible Now" stands as a defining track of the synth-pop era. The song features the duo's signature interplay between Annie Lennox's emotive vocals and Dave Stewart's atmospheric production, blending new wave sensibilities with a darker, more introspective mood. It reflects the band's evolution from their earlier, more upbeat sound into a more complex and textured style. As a key component of their discography, the recording showcases the innovative use of synthesizers and drum machines that characterized late 1980s electronic music, cementing Eurythmics' status as pioneers of the genre.