DeBarge was a prominent American musical group that rose to fame in the 1980s. Known for their unique blend of soul, funk, and pop, the band was defined by the distinctive vocal harmonies of siblings El, Bunny, Mark, Randy, and James DeBarge. Their most significant work, "Rhythm of the Night," showcased their signature sound and became a top chart hit. Despite their familial ties, internal struggles and personal issues led to the group's dissolution, but their influence on the Motown sound remains noteworthy in music history.