The Weather Girls are best known for their iconic hit, "It’s Raining Men", released in 1982. This song became an instant classic, topping the US Dance Chart and making waves internationally. Its upbeat, infectious rhythm and empowering lyrics turned it into a universal anthem that remains a staple at parties, clubs, and events to this day. "It’s Raining Men" is more than just a song; it’s a cultural touchstone that has inspired remakes, covers, and countless dance floors filled with energy. Alongside other hits like “Can U Feel It”, the Weather Girls cemented their place in music history.
Originally formed as "Two Tons O' Fun" in the 1970s, the duo comprised Martha Wash and Izora Armstead. They initially found success as backup singers for disco legend Sylvester. The transition to the Weather Girls in the early '80s marked the beginning of their international stardom, particularly after the release of "It’s Raining Men".
Following Martha Wash’s departure in the late '80s, Izora Armstead continued the legacy by forming a new lineup with her daughter, Dynelle Rhodes. Together, they released new music, including the successful album Double Tons of Fun. The group’s ability to adapt, with evolving line-ups and fresh releases, has kept them relevant in an ever-changing music scene. Their vibrant energy, unforgettable hits, and soulful performances make the Weather Girls a constant presence in global entertainment. Their legacy continues with new generations, ensuring their music will remain timeless and their voices unforgettable.
