O'Bryan, full name O'Bryan McCoy Burnette II, is an American singer-songwriter known for his role in the R&B and soul music scene of the 1980s. His musical style combines elements of pop and funk, with a notable influence from Stevie Wonder. O'Bryan's most influential work is arguably his 1982 album "Doin' Alright," which was produced by music legend Don Cornelius and included the hit single "The Gigolo." His contributions to the soul and R&B genres have continued to influence a generation of musicians.