Baby Ford

Baby Ford is the moniker of Peter Ford, an influential electronic music producer, DJ, and artist from London, United Kingdom. Emerging in the late 1980s, Baby Ford played a pivotal role in shaping the sound of acid house and minimal techno in the UK and beyond. With his seminal debut single "Oochy Koochy (F.

U. Baby Yeh Yeh)" in 1988 and the subsequent album "Ford Trax," he garnered acclaim for his innovative use of the Roland TB-303 and TR-909, infusing quirky melodies, raw grooves, and hypnotic rhythms into dance music. Throughout the 1990s and 2000s, Baby Ford continued to push boundaries, both as a solo artist and through collaborations such as Wagon Repair, Ifach, and Soul Capsule.

Renowned for his sparse, groove-driven approach, his discography includes iconic records like "BFord9" and "Sacred Machine," regarded as blueprints for minimal and tech-house sounds. Ford's work as producer, label owner, and collaborator has made him a core figure in the evolution of underground electronic music, inspiring generations of DJs, producers, and clubgoers worldwide.