Anquette

Anquette

Anquette is an American R&B and rap group from Miami, Florida, that emerged in the mid-1980s. The ensemble centered on rapper Anquette Allen and her supporting vocalists, the "Throw the P Girls," featuring Keia Red and Ray Ray. The group gained initial recognition in 1986 with "Throw the P," a response track to 2 Live Crew's hit single. Their 1988 debut album Respect showcased their versatility, including a rendition of Aretha Franklin's classic title track alongside original material such as "I Will Always Be There for You," which charted on the Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles list in 1989. Known for their answer records and Miami bass-influenced style, Anquette continued recording into the 1990s, releasing tracks like "My Baby Mama" in 1997.