Artist Bio:
D.C. LaRue is an American singer, songwriter, and producer known for his contributions to the disco genre in the 1970s. LaRue gained popularity with his hit single "Cathedrals," released in 1976, which showcased his soulful vocals and disco-influenced sound. He continued to release music throughout the disco era, with tracks like "Let Them Dance" and "Face of Love" becoming club favorites.
In addition to his work as a solo artist, D.C. LaRue also collaborated with other musicians and producers in the disco scene, further establishing his presence in the genre. His music has been celebrated for its infectious grooves, lush arrangements, and his emotive vocal delivery. LaRue's contributions to disco music have left a lasting impact on the genre, solidifying his place as a notable figure in the history of dance music.
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