The 1983 single "Style" marked a pivotal moment for Cameo, showcasing their embrace of a new synth-funk sound as they moved towards mainstream success.
- The single "Style" was released on Mercury Records in 1983. The track is representative of Cameo's shift towards a more electronic and synth-driven sound. It was released during a period of evolving R&B and funk genres in the early 1980s.
- "Style" was released as a single from their album *Alligator Woman*. The song's production featured prominent synthesizers and electronic drum machines, characteristic of the era. This single preceded their major commercial breakthrough with *Word Up!* in 1986.
- The single gained traction on R&B radio stations and helped to build anticipation for their subsequent albums. It highlighted Larry Blackmon's distinctive vocal style and the band's evolving musical direction. The song's production demonstrated the band's willingness to experiment with emerging electronic music technologies.
Cameo is a funk band formed in New Orleans in 1974. They are best known for their innovative blend of funk, soul, and electronic music. In 1983, Cameo was transitioning into a more electronic and synth-heavy sound that would define their later commercial success.
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