Sentence examples for accessible song from inspiring English sources

The first track here ditches the try-hard pop rule that states that you must start an album with your most accessible song, to hook in the punters with ADHD.

At least her most immediately accessible song Why Don't You Believe in Me closes the gig in convincing style, but elsewhere, rather than an heir to Dusty Springfield, Prass calls to mind Minnie Mouse singing Amy Winehouse.

The album features 12 tracks with accessible song structures, specifically aimed for radio airplay.

Critics saw "Here Comes Your Man" as the Pixies' breakthrough song; Jon Dolan of Spin magazine commented that it was "the most accessible song ever by an underground-type band".

This is accessible, song-based contemporary jazz at its most earnest, ordered and empowering.

The wit, lyricism and accessible song-patterns of 1930s jazz thus cohabit in their work with the more irrregular and arrhythmic phrasing of bop.

Bursting with opportunities for hymns, barroom choruses and gospel clap-alongs, "Elmer Gantry" could be a corrective to all that: an accessible song-based score but with the big plot and un-self-conscious emotion of grand opera.

And yet "Love and Life" contains the most accessible songs of her career.

These are not simple, immediately accessible songs, but require repeated, in depth listening.

In one, isolated way, Mompou is like Kurt Weill, who wrote accessible songs made durable by their hidden complications.

Parliament began recording hugely inventive yet commercially accessible songs that took them on to black American radio.