Baby D

Release date

01 January 1970

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Baby D‘s early singles between 1991 and 1994 were huge underground hits but were not known to mainstream
pop although two of them scraped the lower end of the top 75. “Let Me Be Your Fantasy” was the exception, having
been released on the legendary “Production House” label in 1992 it continued to be a steady seller hanging around
the bottom half of the unpublished Top 200 for two years and clocking up sales of 40,000. London Records then
signed the track in 1994 and on re-release entered the charts at number 3 and then spent two weeks at number 1
selling nearly half a million copies.

In the summer of 1995 Baby D reached number 3 with their version of the Korgis‘ “Everybody’s Got To Learn Sometime” re-titled “I Need Your Lovin”. This was followed by “So Pure” which also reached number 3. Other hits
followed including a top 5 album “Deliverance”.

Baby D is constantly performing at venues and raves all over the country and abroad.

Baby D has performed at massive dance events like “Global Gathering” Isle of Wight festival and Glastonbury.

Her performances at other popular summer festivals including Reminisce, United, One Dance and Bestival has
maintained Baby D as one of the most sought after dance acts.

Baby D has the honour of being the recipient of the first ever MOBO award also winner of International Dance
Award and others.

As well as a great love of music and performing live, Baby D adores her fans who were there at the start and the
newer ones that grew up to the music. “Let Me Be Your Fantasy” remains an all-time favourite dance anthem.