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Swanananana
Album: Swanananana
Released: Mar 8, 2011
Label: Upstairs Records

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Baby Bash ft E-40 "Go Girl"

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  • Genre: Hip Hop / Latin / R&B

    Location HOUSTON, Texas, Un

    Profile Views: 21919233

    Last Login: 9/27/2011

    Member Since 9/27/2005

    Website twitter.com/bashtown

    Record Label BashTown/Upstairs

    Type of Label Major

  • Bio

    Baby Bash cooks up feel-good hip hop peppered with classy R&B bravado, soaring pop melodies and saucy grooves. His alchemy of rap, reggae and Latin styles has made Bash one of the most sought-out producers and writers in the game, leading to collaborations with everyone from Carlos Santana and Whitney Houston to Flo Rida and Lloyd. However, this is only the beginning. 2010 has already seen him drop one of his catchiest collaborations to date, "Fantasy Girl." Featuring Marty James, the song showcases the best elements of Bash's signature sound. Immediately impacting radio, "Fantasy Girl" got the club bouncing, but it also swooned with a sexy vibe. It was the perfect precursor to his new single, “Go Girl,” featuring Bay Area Legend, E-40. Once again Bash delivers a hit to the radio, and to the streets. His forthcoming fourth full-length album, due out via BashTown/Upstairs Records, will showcase more of the same. Bash's longtime producers Happy Perez (Frankie J) and Jim Johnson (T.I., Jaime Foxx, Soulja Boy) will oversee the early 2011 release's production. That essential Bash sound combines unique melodies to even the hardest club banger beats. "My formula is ear candy. ‘Go Girl’ is quintessential Bash. It has a nationwide bounce. It's fun. I want people to enjoy the music, dance and smile." His happiness is infectious, and that feel-good vibe has made him a platinum-selling mainstay on the urban, mainstream and Latin charts. Hailing from Vallejo, California, Bash found inspiration in classic west coast rap as a kid, and his passion for hip hop pushed him to excel as an independent rapper at a young age. "I did it all on my own. I grew up in the hood, and I've seen the worst of the worst. Even through the tough times, I was always a jolly dude. I know that life, and it inspired me to do something positive with my music." Bash honors his heritage through a Latin sonic sensibility, but his sound still bears an urban grit and gusto. He made a big splash in 2003 with his debut Tha Smokin' Nephew. His 2005 sophomore smash, Super Saucy, yielded the mega-hit "Suga Suga," featuring longtime collaborator and friend Frankie J. The song lit up the airwaves and the dance floors. Another big single alongside Akon, "Baby, I'm Back," followed, and Bash solidified himself as a live presence on a highly successful tour. He has also appeared in "Obsession," a massive hit from Frankie's platinum record The One. In the meantime, Bash wrote the Paula DeAnda track, "Doin' Too Much," which helped ignite her career. Bash's 2007 album, Cyclone, blew the roof off everything. The first single, "Cyclone," with T-Pain, went on to platinum sales as a ringtone, and the album brandished incendiary collaborations with Keith Sweat and Sean Kingston. Bash and T-Pain's music video for "Cyclone" received more than one million views on Youtube in the span of a mere week. Bash is currently one of the most searched for Latin artists on MySpace, and his MySpace profile has garnered over 21 million views with over 58 million hits for his MySpace Playlist as well. More than ever, Bash has become a hot commodity in the studio. He's penned brand new tracks for both Flo Rida and Plies. He's also written hits alongside bona fide trailblazers. "I've collaborated with everyone from Carlos Santana and Jennifer Lopez to ghetto legends like Pimp C from UGK and Nate Dogg. I'm a well-rounded guy. For Santana to allow me to be on his record is the only stamp of approval for my career that I'm ever going to need. It was such a blessing." He truly can adapt into any studio situation and make gold. His diversity even recently extended to the Australian chart-topper, "Teardrops," with Kate Alexa. Bash never stops working either. "I consider myself a producer more than anything else," he explains. "When I work with another artist, I'm going to contribute to the whole song— the arrangement, the pre-chorus and the chorus. I take pride in my producing, whether it's for me, Prima J, Jesse McCartney or anybody else. I'm a producer and a studioholic." In the end, for Baby Bash it's all about smiling through everything and making music that is ultimately for everyone. "These days I think people need feel-good music because it's a crazy world out there and times are tough, especially now.” He continues, “I am a hardworking dude and I write for my hardworking fans who want to dance and smile at the end of the day. I build relationships with every fan and everyone in the industry that I meet. I want to be a people's champ." There's no doubt he'll be grinning round after round, all the way to the top.

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