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Danity
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Danity Kane is an American girl group signed to Bad
Boy Records. They were formed on the television
reality show Making the Band 3, which is the third
installment of the Making The Band series. Danity
Kane consists of: Aubrey Morgan O'Day, D. Woods,
Shannon Rae Bex, Dawn Angelique Richard, and Aundrea
Maya Garcia Fimbres. The group's first single is
"Show Stopper". The video for Show Stopper debuted
on August 4th, 2006 on "Making The Video". The
group's official MySpace page currently states:
"Self-titled debut album in stores Tues. August
22nd!". Confirmed producers (on the show) so far
include Timbaland, Scott Storch, Jim Jonsin, Bryan
Michael Cox, Rodney Jerkins, Rami, Mario Winans and
Ryan Leslie. |
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The Name
The
name comes from a character drawn by group member
Dawn, who says, We were in the studio and I actually
draw anime, and Diddy had been throwing some names
at us - Courage, Trust, Beauty - but we want our
name to mean something. Diddy looked at the
superhero that was the anime that I drew and he was
like, 'What's the name of that character?' I was
like, 'Danity Kane,' and he was, like, 'Yo, that's
dope, you guys can be five superheroes; five girls
representing courage, representing all those things
in one. |
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Making the Band, Season 3
Episode 1
The band goes to Dawn's hometown New Orleans. They
see the destruction Hurricane Katrina did to New
Orleans and Debbie Richard's (Dawn Richard's mother)
Dance Studio. They visit to Dawn's old high school
and donate $5,000. They also make the Mardi Gras
parade, where they ride one of the floats, throwing
out beads.
Episode 2
The band prepares for their first performance, at
the Mercury Room during NBA All-Star Weekend in
Houston, Texas. They perform a 20 minute set
consisting of three songs, but only two are shown:
"She Has Everything" and "Ooh La, La." Their first
performance was not very receptive by the crowd and
Diddy.
Episode 3
The girls work with vocal coach Betty Wright doing
different voice training sessions. Diddy decides
that Shannon needs the most work vocally. Towards
the end of the show, Diddy tells Shannon that she
needs to show that she can sing and not hold back.
Shannon starts crying as she sings and ends up
showing that she really can sing. On the other hand,
Aundrea and Shannon discover a mouse in a pile of
clothes. Dawn calls an exterminator to fix the
"mouse problem."
Episode 4
The girls do more dance training, meet with Atlantic
records staff, do more vocal training, and meet with
Ms. Jones. The girls take a minute to give her a
live performance, but the interview turns sour when
Ms. Jones says that only Dawn, Wanita, and Aundrea
can sing. Aubrey takes this to heart, and is hurt by
the comment. Diddy wants to send Aubrey home because
she has a cold he doesn't want the other girls to
catch. Aubrey wants to stay, saying the group needs
her. Later, she doesn't get to help the girls write
a song Diddy wants them to make.
Episode 5
The girls finally initiated the recording sessions
for their album. Diddy said that he was "Proud of
the progress" that the girls had made and that they
were ready to begin recording. Once in the the
studio they worked with Producer Scott Storch and
vocal producer, Pooh Bear. The girls started on the
song entitled, "Sleep On It". Dawn doesn't shine
during the recording session. Her voice range is low
and the song requires higher notes to be sung. She
works through it and with a little encouragement
form the rest of the group and Pooh Bear, she
manages to sound great by the end of the episode.
The girls are well on their way.
Episode 6
The band goes into the studio to record two brand
new songs with Brian Cox. "One Shot(Handle Me)" and
"Ride For You". Aubrey's part of one of the verses
for "Ride For You" was cut. She was very upset and
thought she didn't sound bad. Diddy told her she
didn't have enough emotion for the song. He said he
wanted to cry when he heard the song and Aubrey's
emotion on the record didn't cut it. They went to
record a second song and everyone noticed that
Aubrey wasn't on that song either. Dawn was very
concerned with Aubrey so she goes to Johnny and
tells him about the problem. Johnny says he can't do
anything about it, that it's the producers song. The
girls record some more parts for "Sleep On It". They
meet back up with Pooh Bear and Scott Storch and
recorded great music. Aundrea was having boyfriend
issues.
Episode 7
While working in the studio, the girls work on a new
song. A new leader rises from the group, Aundrea.
Also, the girls perform at Village Underground where
they perform "Ride For You". But, Aundrea's
boyfriend, Rudy, then breaks up with her because she
did not call him the night before. All the girls are
shocked to hear about this, while Aundrea gets very
upset with this but the girls give their support.
Episode 8
First, the girls move into a beautiful house in Los
Angeles. Then, they go and do a lot of radio
interviews. They reveal their name, which is Danity
Kane. Some look to be shocked by this name, and all
ask what it means. Then, the girls are working on
their choreography for their video. But, Lorianne,
their choreographer, get very mad at the girls
because they do not know the real version of the
song for "Show Stopper". The girls then go to film
their first music video which is "Show Stopper".
They have to try to get the video done in one day,
but they fall behind schedule. They do manage to get
the video done in one day, and the video turns out
great.
Episode 9 (Season Finale)
The girls think they might have to reschedule their
first concert as Danity Kane after disastrous
weather strikes their location, but suddenly as the
date arrives the sun come out! The girls have their
concert and perform songs from their album,
including "One Shot(Handle Me)", "Want It", "Right
Now", and "Show Stopper." |
Singles
The single "Show Stopper" was released to itunes as
a digital download on August 15th, 2006 and as of
August 16 has peaked at number 6 on their top 100
songs chart |
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