The album was released on Pye Records in June 1978 and featured the singles "Figaro" and "Beautiful Lover", which were hits in Europe, reaching No.1 and No.15 respectively in the UK.

The tracks were mostly sung by the female members of the group and were often commented upon by the media on their similarity in style to ABBA.

Member Lee Sheriden was the musical director on six of the songs (including the two singles), while Colin Frechter performed this task on the other six.

And then in the evening the singers would come in, they'd been in bed all day, while I'd been working, but the idea is the voices would be warmer, you can sing a bit better at night.

Track "People Over the World" was also recorded by pop group Guys 'n' Dolls in early 1978 for an intended single release, but ultimately shelved.