Sam Prekop is a multi-talented musician, visual artist, and a defining member of the Chicago indie music scene. He is perhaps best known as the lead vocalist and guitarist of The Sea and Cake, a band that blends elements of jazz, pop, and electronica to create a sound uniquely their own. Born on October 18, 1964, Prekop's approach to music is characterized by his gentle vocal style and an ear for melody, as well as an affinity for synthesizers in his solo work.

In addition to his contributions with The Sea and Cake, Prekop has cultivated a robust solo career. His discography embraces a passion for modular synthesizers, which can be heard in the intricate textures and compositions of his recent releases such as "Comma" and "The Republic". Albums like "The Sparrow" and "Sons Of" showcase his ability to weave electronic experimentation with his softer trademark vocals – a combination that has consistently resonated with fans of thoughtful, avant-garde pop. Sam Prekop’s work, both as a solo artist and with The Sea and Cake, has left an indelible mark on the landscape of experimental indie music.