Rhythm Is My Business is the first album by Ella Fitzgerald released under the Verve Records label in 1962, following her successful tenure at Decca. It was produced by Norman Granz, who also founded Verve and had worked with her on the famous Songbook series.
The album features Fitzgerald accompanied by the Bill Doggett orchestra, with arrangements by Doggett and other musicians. The repertoire focuses on rhythmic and swing songs, including tracks like "Rhythm Is My Business" and "I'm Beginning to See the Light", showcasing her versatility in vocal jazz.
Although not one of her most commercial albums, it received positive reviews for its energy and the chemistry between Fitzgerald and the band. The title reflects her mastery of rhythm and swing, key elements in her style.