All three women in the group (Vanity, Brenda Bennett, Susan Moonsie) shared lead and background vocals.

As was typical for Prince's side projects, he obscured his virtually complete responsibility for the production, songwriting, and instrumental performances by arbitrarily attributing the credits to other members of his musical stable or the fictional "The Starr Company".

"He's So Dull" was written by Dez Dickerson and can be heard briefly in the 1983 film National Lampoon's Vacation.

Reviewing the album in The Village Voice, Robert Christgau wrote, "All eight of these dumb, dancy little synth tunes get me off when I let my guard down, and most of them are funny, hooky, and raunchy at the same time.

"[7] The album was later certified gold by the RIAA in 1983 a year after its release due in large part to the smash success of Prince's 1999.