Claudine Clark is an American R&B singer and composer known primarily for her hit single "Party Lights," which reached number five on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1962. Her style can be characterized by its danceable rhythms and soulful vocals, which were prevalent in the R&B genre during the early 1960s. Despite her brief period of prominence, Clark's music has had a lasting impact, with "Party Lights" being covered by multiple artists and enduring as a classic of the early R&B era. She also made significant contributions as a songwriter, penning tracks for other artists in the years following her own performing career.