Tame Impala is the psychedelic music project led by Australian multi-instrumentalist and producer Kevin Parker. Founded in Perth, Western Australia, Tame Impala began as a home-recording endeavor in the mid-2000s, with Parker writing, recording, and producing all of the music himself. Tame Impala gained international attention with the release of its debut album, Innerspeaker, in 2010. The album was praised for its rich psychedelic tones and modern spin on 1960s and 1970s rock influences. This success was followed by the critically acclaimed Lonerism in 2012, which expanded the project's sound with more synth-driven textures and introspective lyrics. Lonerism won several awards and established Tame Impala as a major force in alternative and psychedelic music. In 2015, Tame Impala released Currents, marking a shift toward a more electronic and dance-oriented sound. The album featured the hit single Let It Happen and further increased the project's global popularity. Currents received widespread acclaim for its bold production and emotional depth. After a five-year gap, Tame Impala released The Slow Rush in 2020. The album continued to explore themes of time and self-reflection, blending elements of disco, pop, and psych-rock. It solidified Parker's reputation as a pioneering artist in contemporary music. While Tame Impala is primarily a solo studio project, Parker tours with a live band to bring the music to audiences around the world. Known for its immersive live performances and visual effects, Tame Impala has headlined major music festivals and earned a devoted international fan base. Kevin Parker's work as Tame Impala has not only defined the sound of modern psychedelic music but also influenced a wide range of artists across genres, thanks to his collaborations with musicians such as Rihanna, Travis Scott, and Lady Gaga.