Seabear is an Icelandic indie folk band formed in 2000, known for their dreamy soundscapes and melodic harmonies. Initially the solo project of singer-songwriter Sindri Már Sigfússon, the band gained recognition with their debut album "The Ghost That Carried Us Away" released in 2007. Seabear's music often features poignant lyrics, intricate arrangements, and a blend of acoustic instruments, creating a warm and intimate atmosphere. Over the years, they have developed a loyal following and have been associated with the vibrant Icelandic music scene. The band's work reflects themes of nature, nostalgia, and personal experiences, making their music relatable and evocative.