The Ambassadors are an American soul group known for their distinct sound blending harmonious vocals with rhythm and blues undertones. Formed in the late 1960s in Philadelphia, the group gained recognition with their hit "I Really Love You", produced by the legendary Sigma Sound Studios. The group's members, Robert Todd, Clarence Vaughan, Ronald Brown, and Earl Morris, are particularly known for their expressive vocal performances. As an integral part of the Philadelphia soul scene, The Ambassadors contributed to the evolution of soul music, blending it with elements of pop and funk.