[2][3] In June 1992, the group's label debut was deemed a "priority project" by SOLAR executives in a Billboard article, and 3rd Avenue members Maurice Pearl and Eric Robinson were given the opportunity to co-write portions of the project alongside producer Dennis "Den Den" Nelson.

[4] Other than two contributions from notable Boyz II Men and SWV production team The Characters, most work on the album was completed in-house at SOLAR, with frequent SOLAR writers Tania Carmenatti, Dennis "Den Den" Nelson, Dynasty member William Shelby, The Time member Ricky Darnell "Freeze" Smith, and Johnny Thomas Jr. (among others) providing songwriting and production alongside group members Pearl and Robinson.

[7] Additionally, Robinson, Pearl, and Dennis Nelson co-wrote two outtakes from the album that appeared on an initial Wilder Brothers Recording Studio cassette pressing: "Freak Me" and "Wiggle It".

[11] 3rd Avenue's debut album, along with the catalogs of many of their SOLAR labelmates, was re-released to various music streaming channels in January 2019 as a condition of a new shared global ownership agreement with BMG Rights Management.

[12][13] A deluxe version of Let's Talk About Love was issued, attaching all of the various mixes from both singles to the parent project for the first time.