North End is an American disco group that emerged in the late 1970s. Noted for their fusion of soulful vocals and rhythmic beats, their music is emblematic of the distinctive sound of the disco era. The group was a collaborative project featuring prominent members like Arthur Baker and Tony Carbone, notable figures in the music industry. Their most influential work, "Kind of Life (Kind of Love)" released in 1979, left a significant imprint on the disco genre.