The Tyde is an American indie rock band with a heavy infusion of California's surf and sun in their sound, hailing from Los Angeles. The band was formed in the late 1990s by Darren Rademaker, brother Brent Rademaker (also of Beachwood Sparks fame), keyboardist Ann Do, bassist Adrian Burke, and later joined by drummer Rick Menck. Their style weaves together elements of '60s psychedelia, folk-rock, and jangly '80s indie, with lyrical themes often diving into personal reflection and the complexities of modern life.

Known for their laid-back, melodic approach to rock music, The Tyde has garnered a dedicated following with their honest songwriting and coastal vibes. Among their notable works are the reflective "Go Ask Yer Dad" and the introspective "Heal Thyself." 2016 saw the release of their album "Darren 4," which continued to showcase Darren Rademaker's sharp storytelling wrapped in the band's signature sun-soaked melodies. Their catalog demonstrates a steady evolution, with albums like "Once," "Twice," and "Three's Co." marking their journey through the indie rock landscape, and "Remixes" offering a fresh take on their existing material. The Tyde remains a cherished act within the indie music community, beloved for their ability to craft songs that resonate with a sense of place and emotional depth.