Cyclone (Baby Bash album)

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Cyclone
Studio album by Baby Bash
Released	October 30, 2007
Recorded	2006 - 2007
Genre	Hip Hop, Rap, Crunk, Pop rap
Label	RCA
Producer	Lil Jon Happy Perez Jim Jonsin Felli Fel Scoop DeVille Kookie Play-N-Skillz Justin Trugman Peter Ramirez Ryan Tedder J. R. Rotem
Professional reviews
All Music Guide [1] Rolling Stone [2] DJBooth.net link RapReviews.com (7.5/10) link CD Universe link America Online link
Baby Bash chronology
Super Saucy (2005) Cyclone (2007) TBA
Singles from Cyclone
"Cyclone" Released: July 2007 "What Is It" Released: January 8, 2008 "Don't Stop" Released: March 2008

Cyclone is the third studio album (seventh album overall) by Baby Bash, released on October 30, 2007. The album title and release were confirmed on the J Records website.

Singles released from the album include "Cyclone" featuring T-Pain, "What Is It" featuring Sean Kingston, and "Don't Stop" featuring Keith Sweat.

Bash is working longtime with Happy Perez. Working with Perez, in particular, holds a special significance for Bash. "It's my recipe, my formula," he says. "I've been using it ever since I met Happy Perez. He did 'Suga Suga,' 'Obsession.' Without him, there'd be no Baby Bash or Frankie J. Happy P is the one that made those beats that blew up for us."^[1] Other collaborators include J. R. Rotem, Aundrea Fimbres of Danity Kane, and Paula DeAnda.^[2]

It is also Baby Bash/Beesh's first album not to contain a Parental Advisory sticker.

Cyclone debuted at number 30 on the U.S. Billboard 200 chart, selling about 26,000 copies in its first week.^[3]

[edit] Track listing

1. "Numero Uno" (featuring Kookie & Bobby Bland)
   (Produced by Kookie) - 2:54
2. "Cyclone" (featuring T-Pain)
   (Produced by Lil Jon) - 3:57
3. "Supa Chic" (featuring Paula DeAnda)
   (Produced by J. R. Rotem) - 3:39
4. "Just Like That" (featuring Play-N-Skillz)
   (Produced by Play-N-Skillz)
5. "What Is It^[4]" (featuring Sean Kingston)
   (Produced by J. R. Rotem)
6. "Mamacita" (featuring Marcos Hernandez)
   (Produced by Scoop DeVille)
7. "Dip With You" (featuring Danity Kane & OneRepublic)
   (Produced by Justin Trugman)
8. "Spreewells Spinnin'" (featuring Queenie, Chingo Bling, Lucky & Play-N-Skillz)
   (Produced by Peter Ramirez)
9. "As Days Go By (The Love Letter)" (featuring Paula DeAnda)
   (Produced by Happy Perez) - 4:28
10. "Na Na (The Yummy Song)" (featuring Jean)
    (Produced by Jim Jonsin)
11. "The Thrill Is Gone" (featuring OneRepublic)
    (Produced by Ryan Tedder)
12. "Don't Stop" (featuring Keith Sweat)
    (Produced by DJ Felli Fel)
13. "Mean Mug" (featuring Pimp C, Mistah F.A.B. & Da Stooie Bros.)
    (Produced by Happy Perez)
14. "Ronnie Ray All Day...Choppin' It Up" (interview)^[5]

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