Sentence examples for batch of tunes from inspiring English sources

This latest batch of tunes delivers on its promise — five are previously unreleased; the rest are ephemeral one-offs.

Neither is it a surprise that with a brilliant batch of tunes, such as Chromes On It and Bells up their sleeve, the band's current UK tour is earning them praise and fans in heaps.

(Chinen) Matt Wilson's Arts and Crafts (Friday through Sunday) On his joyously expressive new album, "An Attitude for Gratitude" (Palmetto), the drummer Matt Wilson subjects a smart batch of tunes — originals, themes by jazz elders and "Bridge Over Troubled Water" — to the interpretive process of a working band.

(Chinen) ★ Matt Wilson's Arts AND Crafts (Tuesday through Sept. 9) On his joyously expressive recent album, "An Attitude for Gratitude" (Palmetto), the drummer Matt Wilson subjects a varied batch of tunes — originals, themes by jazz elders and "Bridge Over Troubled Water" — to the well-considered whims of a working band.

(Chinen) Matt Wilson's Arts and Crafts (Tuesday through March 4) On his joyously expressive new album, "An Attitude for Gratitude" (Palmetto), the drummer Matt Wilson subjects a smart batch of tunes — originals, themes by jazz elders and "Bridge Over Troubled Water" — to the interpretive process of a working band.

The ultra glossy voice sounds smooth as ever on a mostly soothing batch of tunes, some of which long for a jolt of caffeine.

She earned part of her audience through YouTube, with a shrewd batch of cover tunes (Lady Gaga, Metallica, etc).

On its self-titled Nonesuch debut, the band — with Chris Potter on saxophones, Ben Williams on bass and Antonio Sanchez on drums — brings cohesive warmth as well as imposing fluency to a batch of concise new tunes by Mr. Metheny, whose gift for springlike melody is undiminished.

On "Biosphere" he plays acoustic and Fender Rhodes pianos, finessing a batch of complexly plotted tunes and placing his full trust in the West African guitarist Lionel Loueke and an American rhythm team of Thomas Morgan on bass and Dan Weiss on drums.

On its self-titled recent Nonesuch debut, the band brings cohesive warmth as well as imposing fluency to a batch of concise new tunes; in person it gives off more heat and light, sometimes blindingly so.

Coppola joins a deliciously evocative batch of period Top Forty tunes to flashes of backlit cinematography to summon the characters' lost world, with its stifled experience and receding fantasies.