The phrase "a lively pop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sound, flavor, or feeling that is energetic and vibrant, often in contexts related to music, food, or atmosphere.
Example: "The song features a lively pop that instantly lifts your spirits and makes you want to dance."
Alternatives: "an energetic burst" or "a vibrant sound".
The rise of a lively pop culture — one increasingly drawn to the Internet and new media — further dampened public interest in serious fiction.
We have a lively pop scene now, but Germany doesn't have a real pop culture tradition because we killed or expelled everybody who produced pop culture years ago, then we missed out on the next 50 years.
The Los Angeles Times described it as a lively pop music tribute to the actor.
Commentary on the dangers of casual sex in a lively pop music package! - Angora Holly Polo.
From "The Flying Nun" to "Sister Act," women in habits have long been lively pop culture fodder.
The fact remains, though, that in an era of Chinese dominance, Britain has a self-made bona fide diving heavyweight, a lively, likeable pop-kid of the high board who has now won exactly 50% of Britain's Olympic diving medals since the 1920s.
Unguarded By day Cobol do Humaitá (between Botofogo and Lagoa, just off Voluntários da Pátria) is a busy farmers' market but by night it's home to a fantastic wealth of lively pop-up restaurants and bars.
Even such a small number of seals kept things lively, popping up in new places like a Whac-A-Mole.
"Spirited Away" is a marriage between the power of "Mononoke" and the lively pop-pop-pop of his film "My Friend Totoro".
An evocative movement from that quartet, in slightly altered form, appears as a track called "Dive" on her latest CD, the lively "Pop-Pop," done in collaboration with the producer and percussionist P. C. Muñoz.
Her fame grew in 2012 when she released a lively English-language pop record and accompanying video, "My Way Is My Decision".
