The Whitest Boy Alive is a Norwegian band formed in 2003, known for its unique blend of indie pop and electronic music. The group was founded by Erlend Øye, who is also a member of the band Kings of Convenience, and features musicians Marcin Öz and Daniel Nentwig. Their sound is characterized by catchy melodies, rhythmic grooves, and a laid-back vibe. The band released two albums, Dreams in 2006 and Rules in 2009, both receiving positive reviews for their fresh approach to music. They are recognized for their engaging live performances, which often include a mix of original songs and remixes. The Whitest Boy Alive disbanded in 2014, leaving a lasting impact on the indie music scene.