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Baby D, an English breakbeat hardcore and house music group, is celebrated for their chart-topping success and continued presence in the music festival circuit.
Baby D performed at Chilfest, a music festival, showcasing their live act.
Baby D is recognized by Bucks Music Group Ltd, highlighting their status as a notable artist, particularly for their UK #1 single "Let Me Be Your Fantasy."
Baby D performed at the massive dance event 'Global Gathering' on the Isle of Wight.
Baby D is represented by Pure Entertainment Group for bookings at key events such as Bestival, Reminisce, One Dance, and United.
AAE Music lists Baby D as an artist available for booking for corporate events, personal appearances, or other music performances, with an estimated booking fee range available upon contact.
Baby D is a British breakbeat hardcore and house music group, originating from the record label Production House Records, which was established by Phil Fearon in 1987. The group was initially an outlet for the compositions of in-house record producer Floyd Dyce, who performed under various names. Dyce, along with lead vocalist Dorothy ‘Dee’ Fearon (also known as Baby D, and a former member of Phil Fearon’s group Galaxy), Claudio Galdez on keyboards and windsynth, and Terry Jones (MC Juice / MC Nino) on vocals and keyboards, formed the core of the group. Their debut track, “Casanova” with Jazz & The Brothers Grimm, was released in 1989. The group gained significant recognition for their 1992 single “Let Me Be Your Fantasy,” which later reached number 1 on the UK Singles Chart in November 1994 upon its re-release by London Records subsidiary Systematic.
The group’s success continued with several other notable releases. In 1995, they achieved another hit with “(Everybody’s Got to Learn Sometime) I Need Your Loving,” a cover of The Korgis’ classic. This was followed by the singles “So Pure” and “Take Me to Heaven.” All these tracks were featured on their 1996 album, “Deliverance.” In recognition of their contributions to music, Baby D was awarded “Best Dance Act” at the inaugural MOBO Awards in 1996. The band has since maintained a presence in the music scene, performing at various venues and festivals, including the Global Gathering music festival in 2008.
Floyd Dyce, a founding member, now operates his own record label, Redmaster, and continues to be involved in writing and production. Dorothy Fearon (Baby D) consistently performs across the UK and Continental Europe, while Terry Jones has branched into songwriting and production for other artists, including “I Feel You” for Peter Andre, which also reached number 1 in the UK, and remixes for artists like Eternal and the Backstreet Boys. The group’s enduring appeal is evident in their ongoing bookings for significant events such as Bestival, Reminisce, and One Dance.
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