Baby Monkey
Studio album by Voodoo Child
Released	January 27, 2004
Recorded	???
Genre	Techno / Electronica / Dance
Label	V2 Records
Producer(s)	Moby
Professional reviews
All Music Guide (2.5/5) [1] Pitchfork Media (4.2/10)
Voodoo Child chronology
The End of Everything (1996)	Baby Monkey (2004)

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In the liner notes, Moby writes:

"By making it under the name ‘Voodoo Child’ I could just concentrate on the music, and not worry about singles or videos or promotion (or even record sales...I’m under no illusions in making an underground dance record. I’m not expecting it to sell millions of copies...)."

Track listing

1. "Gotta Be Loose in Your Mind"
2. "Minors"
3. "Take It Home"
4. "Light Is in Your Eyes"
5. "Electronics"
6. "Strings"
7. "Gone"
8. "Unh Yeah"
9. "Obscure"
10. "Last"
11. "Harpie"
12. "Synthesisers"