Exposé were the most popular dance music group of the late '80s, crossing over to the pop charts with a string of seven consecutive Top 10 hits on the Hot 100, including "Come Go With Me," "Let Me Be The One," and the #1 ballad "Seasons Change." They were the first group to land four Top 10 hits from their debut album (Exposure, released in 1987).
The group was created by the Cuban-born, Miami-based DJ Lewis Martineé, who wrote and produced all the songs from their first album. Their next album, What You Don't Know in 1989, was mostly written and produced by Martineé (including the hit title track), with one song, "Your Baby Never Looked Good in Blue," penned by the A-list songwriter Diane Warren. Martineé was far less involved for their third and final album - Exposé in 1992 - which has four songs by Warren, including their last big hit, "I'll Never Get Over You Getting Over Me." By this time, they had abandoned their dance music roots and were a very adult act specializing in ballads.
Their original name was X-Posed, but when they signed with Arista, the label had them change it to Exposé to make it less racy. The accent mark is very important to the pronunciation.
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