“Once upon a time, there were 5 little girls Shannon, Aundrea, D. Woods, Dawn, and Aubrey. These girls had a dream: they wanted to make music and entertain. They go by the name of Danity Kane Welcome to the Dollhouse.” The aforementioned quote is the opening of the highly anticipated sophomore CD from reality TV sweethearts. Though the intro is seemingly suited for a demographic of prepubescent girls with a penchant for bubblegum pop, DK ihas a more sophisticated and sonically charged sound than that heard on their debut. (Read more)

Welcome To The Dollhouse, the sophomore offering from the Making the Band starlets Danity Kane (DK), seems poised to present them as a legitimate part of today’s pop music scene. With the girls writing and co-producing many songs on the album, it is evident to see in the finished product that they are maturing as artistes and are more than just a made-for-TV group. At the onset of the album, the listener is made very aware that DK is no amateur group. From the slick, dance-heavy production, to the flawless harmonies and catchy hooks, Welcome To The Dollhouse has one hot song after another. (Read more)

Pop girl-group Danity Kane released their second album two weeks ago, Welcome to the Dollhouse, with “Damaged” being the first single. The new songs are definitely more “slick” and over-produced, with each girl being highly autotuned. With every tune attempting to be catchy, the mostly up-tempo CD gives the girls a Pop flavor, more so than R&B. Behind the masking of over-production, it does seem that the girls’ voices have matured. The girls exude more vocal control and explore the depths of their range. The album is full of intricate harmonies and hard knocking beats. Of the six tunes that Danity Kane has contributed to the new album, “Lights Out” is definitely one of my favorites. Dollhouse is the album that listeners will turn to when they want to let loose. Source: TheCelebrityCafe.com