Debarge is an American R&B and pop vocal group formed in the late 1970s, known for their smooth harmonies and polished production. The family ensemble, consisting of siblings El, Bunny, Cindy, and Randy, achieved significant commercial success during the 1980s with a string of hit singles. Their discography features enduring tracks such as "Rhythm of the Night" and "Who's Holding Donna Now," which helped define the era's dance-pop and soul soundscapes. The group's work often blends romantic themes with upbeat tempos, showcasing their ability to craft memorable melodies. Over the decades, their recordings have remained staples in the Motown catalogue, influencing subsequent generations of vocal groups. Their extensive body of work continues to be celebrated for its emotional depth and musical versatility within the R&B genre.