"Frontin' " is billed to Mr. Pharrell; with a touch of Stevie Wonder harmony, he promises to stop playing hard to get if his girlfriend will do the same.
I look forward to taking the Association to new levels, adding to it a woman's touch of harmony, cooperation, tolerance, values, and management.
The wine had an earthy quality and full, rich flavors that we appreciated, but it also seemed to have a touch of sweetness and a lack of harmony, as if the acidity were in a separate room from the fruit.
The lead single and title track attempt an answer, with instantly loveable Beatle harmonies, a touch of harpsichord, and bright backing vocals.
The wistful second movement, a Romance, is also driven by melodic writing for the violin, though the lines keep landing on juicy, pungent notes that clash slightly with the orchestral harmony, lending a touch of the ominous to the music.
But the counterpoint harmonies add a touch of lustre, and there's no denying it kick-starts the album smartly.
As the piece, loosely organized in three parts, opens, we hear steely chords thick with clusters, like Messiaen's harmonies but with a touch of bracing Copland or early Carter.
The Harmony Link App turns the iPad into a universal remote, but one with a touch of flare.
Sure, "Only One" possesses a touch of West's signature weirdness, but it's buried in the chorus, in McCartney's electronically manipulated harmonies and in the vague threat of distortion that never actually comes to pass.
Highlights from the new menu include the Lady Killer, a potent blend of Hibiki Harmony Japanese whiskey and Power's Gold Label Irish whiskey with sesame, honey, gentian, lemon, orange and a touch of champagne.
