Signing to the independent Triangle label, they released one 12" single. Soon after, Foster & McElroy joined forces with Jay King producing Timex Social Club's hit single "Rumors" in 1986. When that group disbanded, they regrouped with King to form Club Nouveau. Eventually, the duo left Club Nouveau after their first album Life, Love & Pain to focus on production and songwriting. Foster & McElroy are considered pioneers of new jack swing, a genre they helped define with the group Tony! Toni! Tone!. The duo produced the group's first album and had success with the first single release, "Little Walter", which peaked at number 47 on the Billboard Hot 100. with what eventually became the group En Vogue. After several audition calls, Foster & McElroy eventually selected Cindy Herron, Maxine Jones, and Dawn Robinson to become the members of the newly titled "For You". The group became a quartet after the addition of Terry Ellis and the name was changed to "Vogue". After learning that another group already had that moniker, Foster & McElroy changed the name to "En Vogue". The duo has also written theme songs for television programs, including ''Hangin' with Mr. Cooper, Roc'' (both themes, used during the former’s first season and the latter’s final two seasons, were performed by En Vogue), and BET's Video Soul. They have also been credited with numerous movie soundtracks. ==Discography==