[Garrix]

reading all the tweets about people loving the EP.

[Olhiver]

Originally posted by iLukey

reading all the tweets about people loving the EP.

so alredy download??'

[collin]

When is this hitting US iTunes?

[ElleDriver]

can someone PM please

[Garrix]

Originally posted by collin

When is this hitting US iTunes?

It's already hit the US iTunes

http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/whe...ep/id542901346

[Garrix]

oh, this is the Australian Exclusive Track, Wonderland. (La Da Da Da Di)

[harajukuhyphen]

Loooving this

[M-D-N-A]

OMG! THE EP *****!!!!

[J-esper]

Just listening, Revised the tracklist a bit on my ITunes and included We Run The Night, City Of Darkness and Get It

[Dizzy]

"One Way Trip" and it's sample.

[Miles.]

Pretty good ep, a few songs seem to blend together but overall I like it.

[Zaney82]

I really hate this woman , The singles have been really bad and i think she caters for the aussie bogan club market. (Like something blasting for the ghetto known as Surfers Paradise (Gold Coast) with teenage spilling the streets bashing each other up and making a mess of our amazing country!

However i must say i really love the EP... I just cannot stand her and the singles.

[Space]

Originally posted by Zaney82

I really hate this woman , The singles have been really bad and i think she caters for the aussie bogan club market. (Like something blasting for the ghetto known as Surfers Paradise (Gold Coast) with teenage spilling the streets bashing each other up and making a mess of our amazing country!

However i must say i really love the EP... I just cannot stand her and the singles.

I have no idea what you're talking about

this was my birthday present to myself. I love it! predictaby, "big banana" is my favorite

[Sky Engineer]

Originally posted by Zaney82

I really hate this woman , The singles have been really bad and i think she caters for the aussie bogan club market. (Like something blasting for the ghetto known as Surfers Paradise (Gold Coast) with teenage spilling the streets bashing each other up and making a mess of our amazing country!

However i must say i really love the EP... I just cannot stand her and the singles.

I completely get you, sounds like it would be used for the soundtrack of The Shire

[Garrix]

Originally posted by Zaney82

I really hate this woman , The singles have been really bad and i think she caters for the aussie bogan club market. (Like something blasting for the ghetto known as Surfers Paradise (Gold Coast) with teenage spilling the streets bashing each other up and making a mess of our amazing country!

However i must say i really love the EP... I just cannot stand her and the singles.

are you being serious?

I can't take this seriously

[J-esper]

Good EP

[BadKidBrodie]

Originally posted by J-esper

Just listening, Revised the tracklist a bit on my ITunes and included We Run The Night, City Of Darkness and Get It

I'll probably do the same.

Your avi is stunning btw

[Space]

what is City of Darkness?

[J-esper]

Originally posted by BadKidBrodie

I'll probably do the same.

Your avi is stunning btw

Thanks so much

[Garrix]

So who's the next queen of pop?

Well, that one's easy. It's DJ Havana Brown. Her five-song debut EP When the Lights Go Out fuses shimmering dance floor ecstasy with stadium-size pop flare more seamlessly than any of her peers. Brown has effectively bridged the gap between the club world and the mass market because she came up in the dance world. She's gone from spinning the hot spots to straight up running them as a triple threat DJ, singer, and performer. Now, with the release of the record, pop music supremacy is seriously in sight.

The first single "We Run The Night" deserves to end up being the world's biggest banger. Merging a skittering, energetic beat and Brown's pristine and potent delivery, the track breathes fire. Pitbull ups the ante even more, dropping by for a raucous cameo that ends with a fitting line from GoodFellas. Then, there's "You'll Be Mine" which echoes the '80s before spiraling into a 22nd century anthem. "One Way Trip" kicks off with a resounding piano before smoothly slipping into one of Brown's most seductive coos. It's a standout that showcases both her presence and vocal prowess. "Big Banana" boasts a sly sense of humor with its play on words, while "Spread a Little Love" touts an inspirational message.

In the end, this is Havana's time. Watch her rise to the top When the Lights Go Out…

http://www.artistdirect.com/entertai...stars/10191011

Positive Review...though some of the things they said are just (like them saying she could be the next queen of pop. that's a bit too far)