The phrase "album tip" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts related to music, possibly referring to advice or recommendations about an album, but it is not widely recognized.
Example: "If you're looking for a great new sound, my album tip for this week is the latest release by that indie band."
Alternatives: "album recommendation" or "album suggestion".
Thus, while her debut album tips its hat to her heroes (Joni Mitchell, Nick Drake et al), Aplin has funnelled most of her energies into pretty, pastel melodies and lyrics that will ping their way into the hearts of poetic 14-year-olds.
Over the winter, we cut two sides for a single, which grew into a collection of songs -- okay, a cavalcade of hits (got to keep with the CASHBOX-style hype lingo!) -- that together, formed one heck of a moody album, tipping heavily into Jack Nitzscheland and Andrew Loog-Oldhamsville..
Today, users are sharing things like favorite jazz albums, tips for new grandparents, "being a fat girl in a skinny world" or "names men call me that make me uncomfortable," for example.
THE ROOTS -- The Roots sound more stubborn than ever on their sixth album, "The Tipping Point" (Geffen).
In October 2010, the band released a one-minute clip of "Sad Song" and a 73-second sample of another track from the album, "Blue Tip", on their Facebook page; a snippet from a third track, "Free", was later posted on the band's page.
The band released three albums, the tipping point being 2001's execrable Bastard Life or Clarity, which includes the song "Judas Cart" with the lyrics "They are coming today to take her away/ Cause a man in a wig said/ The sky is always blue/ Drive on drive on/ Drive on Judas Cart/ Taking my little girl away".
In the early 00s, Megastar DJs like Armin van Buuren, Sasha and Paul van Dyk had underwhelmed with artist albums once tipped to crossover to mainstream acclaim and now buried in the rubble of electronica dust. .
(They have worked together before, on a 2009 Q-Tip album).
