Brass Construction was a prominent American funk and disco band that made notable contributions to the music scene in the 1970s and 1980s. Led by singer, songwriter, and saxophonist Randy Muller, the band was known for their unique blend of brass instruments and dance rhythms, which helped popularize the disco-funk genre. Their most influential work is arguably the 1975 hit "Movin'," a signature track that highlighted their tight horn arrangements and infectious grooves. Despite numerous line-up changes, Brass Construction's distinctive sound significantly influenced the evolution of funk and dance music.