Sentence examples for breakout track from inspiring English sources
Emerging from the burgeoning south London underground, Octavian's 2017 breakout track, Party Here, combined style and substance.
But the breakout track will be Sydney artist Hayden James' insanely addictive Something About You, a percolating house jam that sounds like it's existed on dancefloors for decades.
Despite having scored millions of views and critical praise for Father's throbbing breakout track Wrist, the label has refused all overtures from majors.
(Anderson) Kreayshawn (Thursday) This aggressively weird rapper, who so successfully chanted "Gucci Gucci, Louis Louis, Fendi Fendi, Prada" last year in her breakout track ("Gucci Gucci"), has released two singles since then to much lesser infamy.
Paranoia, haters, dope and more are all dealt with on her magnificent, moody, Isaac Hayes-sampling breakout track, Here, about being the teen outsider – the "antisocial pessimist" – at a party.
From Fuck the Pain Away, the breakout track from her breakout album, The Teaches of Peaches, all the way through to Talk to Me, a killer single from I Feel Cream, Peaches' half-rapped, half-sung electro has married explicit body music to nagging melody.
Rather than use Billboard's blanket method, the OCC will be taking an album's top 12 songs into consideration and down-weighting the two most popular songs to normalize the effect of breakout tracks.
It claims that the success of breakout tracks (think Iggy Azealia's "Fancy" or Calvin Harris' "We Found Love"), many of which rack up tens of millions of plays on services like Spotify, skew the numbers in their favour and overshadow other successful albums.
The song received critical praise, with several critics claiming it defied teen pop expectations and was Breakouts best track.
"Fly on the Wall" received critical praise; several critics claiming it defied teen pop expectations and was Breakouts best track.
As the meeting went on, the same process occurred again and again, in breakout and single track sessions.
