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The Beatles were a rock and pop band formed in Liverpool in 1960, and eventually went on to be the best selling artists of all time. Their integration of multiple influences and use of different instrumentation and recording techniques were highly influential on Parker's songwriting approach. Beatles' producer Phil Spector's auteur style and Wall of Sound production technique is easily heard in Tame Impala's early releases. At the time of Innerspeaker's release (the project's first studio LP), most critics and fans commented on how similar Parker's voice is to Paul McCartney's.

(Fitzgerald, F., 2019)

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Pink Floyd, a legendary British rock band formed in 1965, is known for their pioneering contributions to progressive and psychedelic rock. They are often cited for their innovations in recording and production, as led by Alan Parsons. Parker draws significant inspiration from Pink Floyd's expansive and immersive soundscapes. His penchant for intricate production, layered instrumentals, and experimentation reflects the influence of Pink Floyd's groundbreaking work. The band's ability to create sonic journeys through their albums inspired his own ambitious and genre-blending approach. This influence is evident in Tame Impala's music, which often features dreamy textures, lush arrangements, and a commitment to pushing the boundaries of contemporary psychedelic and alternative rock, akin to Pink Floyd's lasting impact on the genre.

(Reese, N., 2012)

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Todd Rundgren, an American musician and producer, emerged as a multifaceted artist in the 1970s, known for his work as a singer-songwriter, producer, and innovator in the world of rock and pop. His collaborations with The Band, The Psychedelic Furs, Hall & Oates, Badfinger, XTC, and Meat Loaf established him as an extremely valuable contributor in the studio.

Rundgren's influence on Tame Impala, is evident in their shared passion for sonic experimentation and production wizardry. Parker has often cited Rundgren as an inspiration for his approach to crafting lush, psychedelic soundscapes. Rundgren's pioneering work in the studio, especially on albums like "A Wizard, a True Star," likely played a role in shaping Parker's meticulous attention to detail and sonic exploration, as seen in the more psychedelic electronic aspects of his discography. Both artists share a commitment to experimentation within the confines of traditional rock and pop music.

(Pozoga, M., 2012)

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10cc, a British rock and pop band formed in 1972, achieved critical and commercial success with their unique blend of art rock, pop, and witty songwriting. Known for hits like 'I'm Not in Love' and 'Dreadlock Holiday,' they pushed musical boundaries with their inventive studio techniques, complex harmonies, and satirical lyrics.

The influence of 10cc on Goldie lies in their studio experimentation. Goldie, while rooted in electronic music, drew inspiration from 10cc's innovative approach to recording and production. The band's use of studio effects and sonic manipulation helped shape Goldie's own approach to crafting intricate and immersive soundscapes within electronic music. This influence can be heard in Goldie's pioneering work in drum and bass and his commitment to pushing the boundaries of electronic music production.

(Browne, C., 2017)

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Judie Tzuke is a British singer-songwriter, likely best known for her 1979 single 'Stay with Me till Dawn.' Goldie consistently cites her arrangements, and more specifically the arrangements of this song, as major influences in his career. The strings appearing midway through the track clearly helped shape his sonic palette, with similar sounds being heard on his song 'Timeless,' specifically the 'Inner City Life' section.

(Browne, C., 2017)

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Street Beat Records was a New York record label active from 1986 until 1992, after founder "Breakbeat Lenny" Roberts' death. The label was extremely popular with hip-hop producers and DJs for its Ultimate Breaks & Beats series, as selected by resident crate digger "Breakbeat Lou". UBB was a series of 25 compilation albums dedicated to collecting funk, soul, and RnB tracks with samplable drum breaks.

With each addition to the series, the tracks featured would instantly become popular, and are now the most sampled breaks of all time, including the Amen, Think, Funky Drummer, and Honey Dripper breaks.

Hip-hop's sampling then in turn created the British Breakbeat and Breakbeat Hardcore scene, which was combined with the reggae and dub scene in Jamaica to form Jungle. Though the general public likely first heard it in N.W.A.'s 'Straight Outta Compton', the Amen break is most commonly associated with Jungle and DnB. These breaks are the foundations of the genre which Goldie developed, without which it likely would never have existed.

(Patrin, N., 2006)

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Brian Eno, a seminal figure in ambient and electronic music, began his career as a member of Roxy Music in the early 1970s. He later delved into solo work, pioneering ambient music with albums like Music for Airports. Eno's innovative use of synthesizers and his concept of "ambient music" reshaped the electronic music landscape.

Eno's influence on Björk is evident on her album Homogenic. Eno's experimental production techniques and sonic textures contributed to the album's unique sound, blending orchestral and electronic elements. His approach encouraged Björk to explore new sonic territories and embrace the fusion of genres, ultimately shaping her artistic direction and helping her evolve into the eclectic and innovative artist we know today. Eno's legacy as a producer and ambient music pioneer continues to inspire musicians across genres.

(Boughey, A., 2015)

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Massive Attack, a pioneering British trip-hop group formed in 1988, gained renown for their groundbreaking sound characterized by moody atmospheres and innovative use of sampling. Their albums, like "Blue Lines" and "Mezzanine," left a lasting impact on electronic and alternative music.

Massive Attack's influence on Björk is significant. Throughout the 1990s, she often collaborated with member Tricky, and shared their interest in experimental production techniques and genre-blurring music. This collaboration inspired Björk's own work, particularly her albums Post and Homogenic, which blended electronic and orchestral elements.

(Gonzalez, T., 2023)

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Kate Bush is a British singer, songwriter, and record producer,  who's music is mostly described as being art pop or experimental pop.  While being extremely successful, with 26 UK Top 40 hits, she is generally cited as one of the greatest and most influential female artists of all time. While remaining within the bounds of conventional pop music, Bush's work continually involved diverse influences, such as glam rock, classical music, folk, progressive rock, and art rock. She was also one of the earlier adopters of the Fairlight CMI, a synthesiser, sampler, and DAW that proved to be extremely influential for music production.

This incorporation of a wide range of genres and use of non-traditional recording methods was clearly very influential on Bjork's songwriting process.

(Hopper, K. 2015)

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Tame Impala is the musical project of Australian multi-instrumentalist Kevin Parker. While live performances feature touring members, Parker is responsible for writing and recording almost the entirety of their studio output. Originally putting out a very Australian blend of psychedelic and garage rock, the band's sound shifted over time to neo-psychedelia and space rock, then to psychedelic synth and dream pop, to their most recent release containing almost entirely synth pop and nu-disco elements. The psychedelic sound present throughout the band's history evolved out of Perth's local psych and surf rock scene in the late 1990s/early 2000s. This sound is rarely heard outside of the original psychedelic/progressive rock movement of the 1960s and 70s, which allowed Tame Impala to stand out within the popular landscape. In tandem with their impressive live shows and crossover genre appeal, the band has built a huge following, making Parker a highly sought after collaborator and producer, working with artists such as Travis Scott, The Weeknd, Kanye West, Mark Ronson, Rihanna, and Pond.

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Clifford Joseph Price, known under the stage name Goldie, is a British drum and bass producer and DJ. Often considered to be one of the most influential and groundbreaking artists of the genre, his 1995 debut album Timeless is seen as a pivotal release within the cultural landscape of the UK in the 1990's. It brought a previously unseen level of sophistication to jungle and DnB, exploring various different themes and emotions rarely expressed within the scene at the time. The album brought many critics attention to the fact that there is deep artistic merit within drum and bass music and its various subgenres, with many referring to the pieces released by Goldie's Metalheadz label as 'compositions'. This newfound appreciation by the music press legitimised not only DnB, but the British underground rave/free party scene as a whole, after over a decade of being an intensely creative countercultural force. Goldie's work, along with LTJ Bukem, Shy FX, Adam F, and the Peshay brought around what is now one of the most popular genres and subcultures in the UK, Australia and New Zealand.

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Björk Guðmundsdóttir is an Icelandic singer, songwriter, producer, composer, and actress who came to prominence in the late 80s as the lead singer of 'The Sugarcubes', and again in the early 90s with her solo career.

Björk's music is known for its lack of genre consistency and for constantly pushing boundaries, but is generally defined as being art-pop. Her work with collaborators has allowed each record to have its own distinct sound, while still retaining various sounds, themes, lyrics, and themes pertaining to her home country.