Cyclone (Baby Bash album)

Cyclone
Studio album by Baby Bash
Released October 30, 2007
Recorded 2006 - 2007
Genre Hip hop, crunk, pop rap, dirty rap, R&B, Latin hip hop
Label Arista
Producer Lil Jon, Happy Perez, Jim Jonsin, DJ Felli Fel, Scoop DeVille, Kookie, Play-N-Skillz, Justin Trugman, Peter Ramirez, Ryan Tedder, J. R. Rotem
Baby Bash chronology
Super Saucy
(2005)
Cyclone
(2007)
Bashtown
(2011)
Singles from Cyclone
  1. "Cyclone"
    Released: September 28, 2007
  2. "What Is It"
    Released: January 4, 2008
  3. "Don't Stop"
    Released: March 2008

Cyclone is the third studio album and the seventh album overall by the American recording artist Baby Bash, released by Arista Records on October 30, 2007.[1]

Background

Bash has worked a long time with Happy Perez. Working with Perez, in particular, holds a special significance for him. "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."[2] Other collaborators include J. R. Rotem, Play-N-Skillz, Ryan Tedder, Aundrea Fimbres of Danity Kane, and Paula DeAnda.[3]

Cyclone is the first Baby Bash album not to contain a Parental Advisory sticker.

Singles

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

Reception

Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
Allmusic link
RapReviews link
DJBooth.net link

Commercial reception

Cyclone entered the U.S. Billboard 200 chart at number 30, selling about 26,000 copies in its first week.[4]

Critical reception

David Jeffries of Allmusic praised the album for its "pop moments" but said that the album is nothing "memorable".[5]

Track listing

No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
1."Numero Uno"Ronald Bryant, Darrel Andrews, Kim Hoglund, Joseph ScottKookie2:54
2."Cyclone" (featuring T-Pain)Bryant, LaMarquis Jefferson, Craig Love, Faheem Najm, Jonathan SmithLil Jon3:57
3."Supa Chic"Bryant, DeAnda, Mike Jones, Johnathan RotemJ. R. Rotem3:39
4."Just Like That"Bryant, Oscar Salinas, Juan SalinasPlay-N-Skillz2:19
5."What Is It" (featuring Sean Kingston)Bryant, Rotem, Marty James, Scott LaRock, Lawrence ParkerRotem3:21
6."Mamacita" (featuring Marcos Hernandez)Bryant, Ernie Isley, Marvin Isley, O'Kelly Isley, Ronald Isley, Rudolph Isley, Chris Jasper, Elijah Molina, Frank SotoScoop DeVille4:02
7."Dip With You" (featuring Aundrea Fimbres)Bryant, DeAnda, Erick Coomes, Angel Noa, Ryan Tedder, Justin TrugmanTedder, Trugman, Coomes3:20
8."Spreewells Spinnin'" (featuring Queenie, Chingo Bling and Lucky Luciano)Bryant, Christian Garcia, Jeremy Hayes, Pedro Herrera, Peter Ramirez, Cynthia VasquezRamirez4:44
9."As Days Go By (The Love Letter)" (featuring Paula DeAnda)Bryant, Alberto Cruz, Nathan PerezHappy Perez4:28
10."Na Na (The Yummy Song)"Bryant, Calvin Puckett, Jean Rodriguez, Frank Romano, James SchefferJim Jonsin4:40
11."Thrill Is Gone" (featuring Ryan Tedder)Bryant, TedderTedder4:26
12."Don't Stop" (featuring Keith Sweat)Bryant, Sweat, James CorrineDJ Felli Fel3:52
13."Mean Mug" (featuring Pimp C, Mistah F.A.B. & Da Stooie Bros.)Bryant, Noa, Perez, Chad Butler, Stanley Cox, Rich RappaconHappy Perez3:55
14."Ronnie Rey All Day... Choppin' It Up" (Interview)  3:05

Charts

Chart (2007) Peak
position
U.S. Billboard 200[6] 30
U.S. Billboard Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums[7] 11

References

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