Danity Kane Return With "Lemonade," Their First Single in 6 Years
Created by Diddy on 2004 reality show Making the Band, Danity Kane was one of the few girl groups of the 2000s able to top the charts with their R&B-pop hits hits like "Showstopper" and "Damaged." But in 2009, Sir Didds disbanded the act on the air, despite the group nabbing two No. 1 albums.
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But now, five years later, the DK gals have risen from the girl group ashes for a slinky new single "Lemonade" (featuring Tyga) that can compete with other hits from top female acts. The tune incorporates a bumping, electronic/hip hop sound and finger snaps—a la Iggy Azalea's "Fancy"—but has a touch of nostalgia with its sampling of Clipse's 2002 hit "Grindin'." And like Iggy's electro-hop hit, "Lemonade" certainly has the ability to get rap and bubblegum pop fans heads boppin'.
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