Robey is an American synth-pop artist prominent in the 1980s, named after its lead vocalist, Louise 'Robey' Dorsey. Known for her distinctive soprano vocals, Robey's music style blends new wave with pop, characterized by synthesizer-driven melodies and dance beats. Her rendition of "One Night in Bangkok" from the album "Robey" (1985) charted on Billboard's Dance Club Songs, earning her a spot in the music history. Despite a relatively brief career, Robey's work is considered significant in the synth-pop genre for its unique fusion of electronic music with pop sensibilities.