The phrase "a hint of pop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a subtle or slight presence of pop music elements in a piece of work, such as a song, fashion, or design.
Example: "The new album features a hint of pop, making it more accessible to a wider audience."
Alternatives: "a touch of pop" or "a dash of pop".
Apart from Joe Brown and Frank Ifield, nary a hint of pop flash among the lot of them.
With Jeremy Scott at the helm, trust that every collection will have a hint of pop culture reference.
Yet we see not a hint of Pop in the world of Sterling Cooper, even as it's beginning to explode across the same city, with Lichtenstein's classic Drowning Girl produced in 1963.
Her large, clear plastic abstractions with colored internal planes are soberly formal, but with a hint of Pop-style insouciance (Johnson).
In the rest of the work, Ms. Weir's vocal writing has a lyricism and at times a hint of a pop sensibility.
Only David Yazbek's score for "The Full Monty" last season managed to introduce a hint of contemporary pop to the Broadway musical.
Heading for the Fair sounds exactly like the kind of Balearic dance track Boys' Own Records put out in the early 90s, and I Threw It All Away carries a hint of baroque pop in its waltz-time and woodwind, but there's something defiant about the way most of the album is set to music roughly approximate to chart pop, Auto-Tuned vocals and all.
A hint of snarl pops from the tailpipes, but it won't violate any neighborhood covenants.
It's impossible to ignore a hint of Krauss's pop evolution too: it's a determinedly more upbeat album than her first, although the classic country themes of regret and heartbreak aren't completely absent.
We finish it with a sprig of fresh lavender to provide a hint of aroma and pop of matching color," says Clayton Mannix, Beverage Director at The McKittrick Hotel.
There's nary a hint of her pristine pop past on Kelly's hip-grinding 'Outrageous orr Perry's 'Girls & Boys'.
