Cameo's debut arrived in 1978, offering a glimpse into the funk and soul sounds that would define their career. The album showcases the early direction of a band that would later experiment heavily with electronic instrumentation and a unique visual style.
- "Ugly Ego" was produced by Keni Burke, who would later achieve success as a solo artist and producer for other artists like Glenn Jones and Brian McKnight.
- The album was released on Mercury Records in 1978, establishing the band's presence in the funk and R&B scene.
- While not a chart-topping success, "Ugly Ego" laid the groundwork for Cameo's subsequent albums, which would achieve greater commercial and critical recognition.
Cameo are a funk band formed in New Jersey in 1974. They are best known for their innovative blend of funk, soul, and R&B, characterized by electronic elements and danceable rhythms. "Ugly Ego" was their debut album, released shortly after the band signed to Mercury Records.
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