D.C. LaRue is an American disco artist who rose to prominence in the late 1970s. His flamboyant, energetic style is characterized by a fusion of pop, funk, and electronic dance music. LaRue's most influential works include the hits "Cathedrals" and "Let Them Dance," which are considered anthems of the disco era. His music, known for its sexually suggestive themes and innovative arrangements, played a significant role in shaping the disco movement.