Sentence examples for beat made from from inspiring English sources
Many songs have a distinctive beat made from traditional bark-clappers, while younger bands such as Gayulaz and Nayrouz incorporate the kind of rap breakdowns and Auto-Tuned vocals you might associate more with Ayia Napa rather than Melanesia.
Brummie youngster Subzee D's remix piles samples of MC Sgt Pokes bellowing "Someone say FUCK OFF!", plus lasers, machine guns, car crushers, angry geese, choking ogres, all the emergency services, exploding Chinese chemical research factories and the inevitable death of civilisation over a beat made from pure swagger.
No tortured purveyor of avant pop, Mr. Sheeran liberated on-the-fly beat making from that context, giving his high-wire act an offhand, noodling-around-in-the-basement feel.
They dress in low-key street wear, specialize in dense wordplay, and put words against beats made from samples of old soul records.
THE BEATLES -- A few months ago, the emerging hip-hop producer Danger Mouse remixed Jay-Z's "Black Album" using beats made from samples of "The Beatles," better known as "The White Album".
One of its stars was the producer Brian Burton, better known as Danger Mouse, who is famous for producing "The Grey Album," a clever remix of Jay-Z's "Black Album" using beats made from snippets of the Beatles' "White Album".
The dress that Penny wears during "You Can't Stop the Beat" is made from her bedroom curtains, which can be seen during "Without Love".
Most of Madlib's beats are made from samples of records, though it is hard to say which ones, even in a general way.
That claim, though likely true, doesn't give you much insight into their music, even if the beats are made from the same synthetic bricks that the pop guys use.
(They also released a remixed version of that album, consisting of beats made only from sampled cat sounds).
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