Mutiny was an influential American funk band, prominent during the late 1970s. Formed by Jerome Brailey, a former drummer for George Clinton's Parliament-Funkadelic, the band is known for their fusion of funk rhythms with rock influences. Mutiny's distinctive sound is characterized by heavy bass lines, intricate drum patterns, and powerful vocals. Their most notable album, "Mutiny on the Mamaship," released in 1979, is revered as an influential work in funk music history.