Exposed (CoCo Lee album)

Exposed is Coco Lee's second English album,[1] her fourth if counting her covers albums "Brave enough to love" (1995) and "Coco's Party" (1996). It showcased a more adult-oriented image of the artist.[2]

Exposed
Studio album by
Coco Lee
ReleasedMarch 25, 2005 (2005-03-25)
Genre
Label
Producer
Coco Lee chronology
D.IS.CoCo
(2002)		 Exposed
(2005)		 Just Want You
(2006)

Summary

The lead single "No Doubt" is an urban/dance-pop song. The second hit single is "So Good." Album track standouts include "Belly Dance", "Gotta Clue", "Music As We Make It", "Hush", "Step In" and the albums only ballad, "Magic Words." The song "All Around the World" was released as a single because it was the theme song to the Korean version of the blockbuster film, Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle.[3] Exposed conveys a mature vibe and comes with titillating photos of the singer and lyrics such as "tongue kisses". The songs involved the topic of sex delivered over a backdrop of electronica and slow hip-hop.[2]

Reception

The album remains popular in the category of popular music internationally. In the Far East, particularly in Taiwan where it is ranked #1 on three Western music charts.[4]

Track listing
  • 1. "Step In"
  • 2. "No Doubt" feat. Blaaze
  • 3. "Gotta Clue" (feat. Joon Park from g.o.d.)
  • 4. "Hush"
  • 5. "So Good"
  • 6. "Touch"
  • 7. "Rock It"
  • 8. "All Around The Word"
  • 9. "Belly Dance"
  • 10. "Cool" (Joon Park from g.o.d.)
  • 11. "Music We Make"
  • 12. "No Doubt" feat. (Joon Park from g.o.d.)
  • 13. "Magic Words"[5]

UK Edition (2007)

  • 1. "Step In (Intro)"
  • 2. "No Doubt" (Feat. Blaaze)"
  • 3. "Gotta Clue (Feat. Joon Park from g.o.d.)"
  • 4. "So Good"
  • 5. "Can We Talk About It"
  • 6. "Rock It"
  • 7. "All Around The World"
  • 8. "Belly Dance"
  • 9. "Can't Get Over (Feat. Kelly Price)"
  • 10. "Touch"
  • 11. "Music We Make"
  • 12. "Cool (Feat. Joon Park from g.o.d.)"
  • 13. "Hush"

BONUS TRACKS

  • 14. "No Doubt (Remix)"
  • 15. "Did You Really Love Me?"
  • 16. "Magic Words"

References
  1. Sun, Celine (April 2, 2005). "Coco Lee exposed to US market". South China Morning Post. Retrieved October 13, 2023.
  2. Phipps, Gavin (December 29, 2005). "Best CDs of 2005". Taipei Times.
  3. Gil, Baby A. (July 1, 2005). "Coco Lee exposed". Philstar.com. Retrieved October 13, 2023.
  4. Sim, Eh (July 5, 2023). "從早年到演藝經歷 李玟一生多姿多彩". 光明日报 (in Chinese). Retrieved October 13, 2023.
  5. "EXPOSED". 台灣索尼音樂娛樂股份有限公司. October 13, 2016. Retrieved October 13, 2023.
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