About this album
Sound:
"A vibrant blend of Caribbean rhythms and infectious hooks that invites listeners to the dance floor."
Where they were
Released in 2000, 'Who Let the Dogs Out' was Baha Men's major label debut following their previous releases that garnered limited attention. The album marked a turning point for the band, propelling them into international fame after years of building a regional audience in the Bahamas.
Why it matters
The title track became a cultural phenomenon, winning a Grammy Award for Best Dance Recording and topping charts worldwide. Its catchy chorus led to widespread use in media and sporting events, cementing the phrase 'Who let the dogs out?' in popular culture.
Essential tracks
- "Who Let the Dogs Out" — This track's catchy call-and-response format not only drove its commercial success but also defined the party anthem vibe of the album.
- "You All Dat" — 'You All Dat' showcases the album's playful energy and features a mix of hip-hop influences that broaden its appeal beyond traditional dance music.
- "Get Ya Party On" — With its upbeat tempo and engaging lyrics, this track encapsulates the festive spirit that permeates the album, making it perfect for celebrations.
Release Date
January 1, 2000
Artist Origin
The Bahamas
Tracklist
- 1 Who Let the Dogs Out 3:21
- 2 You All Dat 3:28
- 3 Get Ya Party On 3:20
- 4 Getting Hotter 3:51
- 5 Summer of Love 4:14
- 6 You Can Get It 4:16
- 7 It’s All in the Mind 3:39
- 8 Where Did I Go Wrong 4:05
- 9 You’re Mine 3:46
- 10 What’s Up, Come On 3:07
- 11 Shake It Mamma 4:06
- 12 Who Let the Dogs Out (Barking Mad mix) 3:14
