The Six Teens were an American pop music group from Los Angeles, California, active during the mid-1950s. Their musical style was characterized by doo-wop harmonies, representative of the era's popular music trend. The band's most influential work, "A Casual Look," became a nationwide hit in 1956, cementing their significance within the genre. Notably, the group included Trudy Williams, whose distinctive soprano vocals played a key role in defining The Six Teens' sound.