Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings were an American funk and soul band led by singer Sharon Jones, renowned for their revivalist approach to music. Formed in 2002, their style was characterized by a vintage, 1960s-1970s soul sound, a testament to their roots in traditional rhythm and blues. The Dap-Kings, the band's instrumentalists, were also the house band for Daptone Records, contributing significantly to the resurgence of soul music in the 21st century. Their most notable work, "100 Days, 100 Nights" (2007), is often credited for bringing classic soul music back into the mainstream.