The phrase "awesome tune" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a song or piece of music that is particularly enjoyable or impressive.
Example: "I just heard an awesome tune on the radio that I can't get out of my head."
Alternatives: "fantastic song" or "great track".
I've no idea how he plans to assassinate a field marshal at the same time as bringing down Sabini and Solomons, springing Arthur from jail, choosing between Grace and May and winning the Derby with an each-way longshot, but I do know one thing – it's going to be absolutely awesome tuning in to next week's final episode to find out.
To top it all of there's a lot of awesome tunes provided by bands like Dead Kennedys, Melvins, Monster Magnet, and Supersuckers.
Have you ever dreamed of combining that classic old-school '80s swagger with all those awesome tunes currently blowing up your precious handheld mobile device?
Anyway, the song is on Ledinsky's recently released EP High Society, and aside from the aforementioned track, there's actually more awesome tunes on it that has absolutely nothing to do with the election.
But it looks like his spiritual awakening is here to stay, and his new musical direction is a logical step for the artist, yielding some awesome tunes beginning with his recent single "La La La".
Becoming Real has given Theme Park's awesome holiday tune "Jamaica" a much softer reworking than the ~atmospheric~ sound you'd expect from the London producer.
Whereas a show like The Prisoner, with it's awesome Ron Grainer theme tune, had an opening of over two minutes, these days you have to often write tunes that make the Intel Inside jingle sound like a Wagner opera.
We tried to nudge him for more deets about what went down on the beach but sadly came up short, and were instead left with this awesome tropi-tech tune.
Or you can play this awesome upbeat Stevie Wonder tune -- my favorite cleaning music.
You'll come out singing theme tune Everything is Awesome in only mildly ironic fashion.
