Black Eyed Peas is an American musical group formed in Los Angeles, known for blending hip hop, pop, dance, and electronic elements. Emerging in the mid-1990s, the group initially comprised rappers and producers who combined socially conscious lyricism with funk and soul influences; its lineup later expanded with vocalist Fergie, contributing to a shift toward mainstream pop and dance-oriented production. Over their career they have produced radio-friendly, beat-driven songs that often feature catchy hooks, electronic production, and collaborations with other artists, moving between club-ready anthems and hip-hop informed tracks while embracing contemporary production trends.