Suzee Ikeda is a Japanese-American vocalist known for her work with Motown Records in the 1970s. Her music style is primarily R&B and soul, with her most notable work as a singer being the album "I Can't Give Back the Love I Feel for You". Beyond her singing career, Ikeda is significant for her role as a Motown producer and executive, often credited with discovering and mentoring the musical group, The Boys. Her dual role as a performer and music industry professional makes her a distinctive figure in the history of Motown.