Lauren Christy
Lauren Christy started as lead singer and primary songwriter for the girl group Exposé in the mid-80s, contributing to hits like 'Point of No Return' and...
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Lauren Christy started as lead singer and primary songwriter for the girl group Exposé in the mid-80s, contributing to hits like 'Point of No Return' and 'Seasons Change.' She left the group and went solo, releasing her self-titled debut album in 1994. The title track 'Color of the Night' became a global hit, known for its sensual lyrics and haunting melody.
Her solo career included albums like 'Two' in 1997 and another self-titled release in 2000. While these didn't match her debut's commercial success, they showed her working across different genres. She also wrote and produced for other artists, co-writing songs like Christina Aguilera's 'Come On Over Baby (All I Want Is You),' Gwen Stefani's 'Rich Girl,' and Kelly Clarkson's 'Since U Been Gone.'
In 1995, she was involved in a legal dispute with former Exposé members over songwriting credits.
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