Who Sings The Theme Song To Psych

Ever watched Psych, that quirky detective show with the fake psychic and his best friend, and thought, "Man, this theme song is catchy!"? You're not alone. It's one of those tunes that gets stuck in your head for days. But have you ever wondered who's actually singing it?
The Musical Culprits: A Band You Might Know
The band behind the earworm is The Friendly Indians. Yeah, I know what you are thinking, what a name? They aren't exactly household names, but they've got a special connection to the show.
The band consists of show's creator Steve Franks' friends. Pretty convenient, right? The band’s music has a unique blend of indie rock and pop sensibilities.
"I Know, You Know": More Than Just a Theme Song
The theme song, "I Know, You Know," isn't just some generic tune picked out by a music supervisor. It was written specifically for Psych by The Friendly Indians. This explains why it fits the show's vibe so perfectly.
It's got that upbeat, slightly off-kilter feel that mirrors Shawn and Gus's antics. The lyrics are cleverly written to give you insight into the premise of the show. “I know, you know, that I'm not telling the truth."
The Creator's Secret Weapon
Here's the kicker: Steve Franks, the creator of Psych, is also the frontman of The Friendly Indians! So, basically, he had the power to write and perform the theme song himself. Talk about a sweet gig.
This explains how a lesser known band landed one of the catchiest theme songs in TV history. It's a real DIY success story, built on friendship and shared creativity.
The fact that Franks was so involved in both the show’s creation and its music gives Psych an authentic, cohesive feel. It's like the whole thing was dreamed up by one very talented, slightly eccentric individual (and his equally talented friends).
A Legacy of Pineapple and Catchy Tunes
The music of The Friendly Indians wasn't just limited to the theme song. Their songs appear throughout the show, adding to the overall atmosphere and quirky charm. It's all part of what makes Psych so unique and memorable.
The show also made use of many popular songs from different eras and genres. And as a final touch to the theme song, each episode’s opening credit had an Easter egg featuring a pineapple.
So, next time you find yourself humming "I Know, You Know," remember the story behind the music. A group of friends, a TV show creator with a musical side, and a whole lot of pineapple-flavored fun.
"Come on son! And I'm all like, 'Son?' That's messed up, right?" - Burton Guster
Who knew the person responsible for Shawn and Gus's hilarious adventures was also the voice behind the theme song? Pretty cool, huh?

















