Vancouver Alt-Rock Band, The Out Seer, Finds Joy in the “Fading” Light of the Stars

Rooted in a shared commitment to musical growth and exploration, The Out Seer’s journey is marked by a dedication to creating music that is both enjoyable to perform and engaging for listeners.

Their song “Fading” captures the essence of a faded friendship of someone who once held a significant place in our lives. Although the absence may initially sting, there’s a comforting realization that with the passage of time, the sharpness of pain diminishes. What remains is a bittersweet memory that eventually fades into the background, allowing us to find closure and move forward. Listen to “Fading” HERE.

“[This song is] about watching the stars and drawing comparisons to how they start to disappear in the light of the sunrise,” explains Ashley Pearce. “A new day, a new beginning, and any memories (both good and bad), fade away into the night sky.”

Hailing from Vancouver, BC, The Out Seer was formed by guitarist/vocalist Ashley Pearce as a creative outlet among friends, including Amanda Chan, Davis Yates, Lachlan Tocher, and Aybars Savat. Rooted in a shared commitment to musical growth and exploration, The Out Seer’s journey is marked by a dedication to creating feel-good alt rock music.