Cameo

Cameo is an iconic funk group that emerged in the 1970s, known for their innovative sound and energetic performances that blended funk, R&B, and dance music. Originally formed by vocalist and drummer Larry Blackmon and a few other performers in New York City, the band went through numerous line-up changes over the years, yet Blackmon remained the charismatic frontman and driving force behind their sound. Cameo gained a reputation for their flamboyant stage presence and unique vocal stylings, often characterized by Blackmon's distinctive, growling voice and his hallmark bright red codpiece worn during live shows.

Throughout the 1970s and 1980s, Cameo released a series of albums that yielded a string of hits, cementing their influence on the funk genre. The band's breakthrough single "Word Up!" from the 1986 album of the same name, became a top charting international hit and has since been widely covered and sampled by various artists across different genres, reflecting the song's timeless appeal. Other notable tracks like "Candy," "Single Life," and "Keep It Hot" showcase Cameo's ability to create catchy hooks and grooves that are instantly recognizable. Even into the modern day, the band's legacy continues to resonate, as seen with the sped-up versions of their classics catering to contemporary tastes, as well as live interviews and remixes that offer fresh takes on their enduring body of work.

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Candy (Sped Up)
Single - Released November 3, 2023
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