The Silver Seas, hailing from Nashville, Tennessee, have etched a distinctive mark in the annals of indie pop-rock music with their introspective lyrics and melodic sensibilities. Originating as a duo called The Bees in 1999, the group, founded by lead vocalist and songwriter Daniel Tashian and keyboardist Jason Lehning, quickly expanded to include bassist John Deaderick and drummer David Gehrke. The band was compelled to modify their name to The Silver Seas due to the existence of another band called A Band of Bees in the UK.

With a discography characterized by warm, resonant vocals and lush orchestration, The Silver Seas gained critical acclaim, especially following the release of "High Society" in 2006, a record noteworthy for its effortless fusion of classic pop sounds with a modern twist. The album's rich content and nostalgic aesthetic led to the release of a "Bonus Track Version," broadening the auditory landscape for their fans. Their enchanting narrative qualities and meticulous production can further be experienced in the albums "Starry Gazey Pie," "Alaska," and "Moonlight Road," showcasing their growth and consistent dedication to their art form. Despite not reaching overwhelming commercial success, the band's music has received adoration for its craftsmanship and authenticity, securing The Silver Seas a loyal following within the indie music scene.