Marvin Sease was an American blues and soul singer-songwriter known for his distinctive, sultry vocal style and provocative lyrics. Emerging in the late 1980s, his music was a blend of traditional Southern soul and modern electric blues, often featuring explicit themes. Sease's most influential work is arguably his track "Candy Licker", which helped establish him as a notable figure in the Southern soul-blues scene. Despite his controversial lyrical content, Sease's music was instrumental in keeping the blues tradition alive in the contemporary music sphere.