The Swampseeds were a short-lived American band in the late 1960s, known for their distinct blend of pop, rock, and soul music. The band members included notable musicians such as Mark Lindsay, a key member of Paul Revere & the Raiders, and Terry Melcher, a producer for The Byrds. Although the band produced only one single, "Love Me Again," their unique sound and the prominence of their members in the music industry give them a significant place in the history of American pop music. Their music is characterized by strong vocal harmonies and a fusion of various genres, reflecting the experimental nature of music during that era.