
Artist
The Bird and the Bee
The Bird and the Bee is an indie pop artist from Los Angeles,USA formed in 2006. 28 releases are catalogued on Riffiter.
Indie Pop · Los Angeles,USA · Best indie pop albums
- 28
- Releases
- 2006–2025
- Active years
- 2006
- Formed

Artist
The Bird and the Bee is an indie pop artist from Los Angeles,USA formed in 2006. 28 releases are catalogued on Riffiter.
Indie Pop · Los Angeles,USA · Best indie pop albums

Most popular
Interpreting the Masters, Volume 1: A Tribute to Daryl Hall and John Oates
2010 · 9 tracks

Please Clap Your Hands
EP · 2007

One Too Many Hearts
EP · 2008

Again and Again and Again and Again
EP · 2006

Recreational Love
Single · 2015

The Things We Do For Love (from "Oh. What. Fun.")
Single · 2025

It's My Life (from "Oh. What. Fun.")
Single · 2025

Lifetimes
Single · 2022

Christmas Without The Queen
Single · 2022

Witch (Mija Remix)
Single · 2021

Panama
Single · 2019

Hot for Teacher
Single · 2019

Ain't Talking 'bout Love
Single · 2019

Recreationales (Remix)
EP · 2016

Los Angeles
Single · 2015

Will You Dance?
Single · 2015

Undone
Single · 2014

I'm Into Something Good
Single · 2010

Love Letter To Japan
Single · 2008

Carol Of The Bells
Single · 2007

Again & Again
Single · 2007

I Hate Camera - Japan-Only EP
EP · 2007

Ralphi Rosario N' Jody Db Versions
Single · 2006
Fucking Boyfriend
Single · 2006
"The Bird and the Bee" is an American indie pop musical duo from Los Angeles, California, consisting of Inara George ("the bird") and Greg Kurstin ("the bee"). Multi-instrumentalist Greg Kurstin and vocalist Inara George draw upon a fondness for jazz standards and '60s Tropicalia to deliver the stylish tones of the Bird and the Bee. The two musicians were introduced in 2004 by mutual friend Mike Andrews, whom George had enlisted to produce her solo debut, All Rise. Needing someone to contribute piano to several tracks, Andrews called upon Kurstin, who had studied under renowned jazz pianist Jaki Byard during his college years. George and Kurstin soon found themselves spending hours together in the studio, where a shared interest in jazz-based music -- something that George hadn't explored much on All Rise -- helped lay the foundation for the Bird and the Bee. Apart from Kurstin's work with Byard, neither musician had done much with jazz or tropicalia before. Kurstin had previously contributed keyboards to selections by Beck, and his production credits included work with the Flaming Lips, Peaches, and Lily Allen (with whom the Bird and the Bee would later tour). On the other hand…