Ray and the Darchaes were an American doo-wop group that originated in the early 1960s. Their musical style was characterized by smooth harmonies and soulful lead vocals, typically found in the doo-wop genre. While not achieving widespread fame, they were significant in their contributions to the East Coast doo-wop scene. Their most notable recording, "Little Girl So Fine," is emblematic of their sound and is a recognized classic in doo-wop circles.