Sentence examples for burgeoning sound from inspiring English sources

As a teenager, Dutronc, like so many others, was inspired by the burgeoning sound of rock'n'roll coming out of the US, and in 1959 he picked up the guitar for the first time, soon favouring it over his ukulele; he'd also learned to play violin and piano as a youngster.

Here, we trace how the legendary producer introduced the burgeoning sounds of Motor City to the Dutch electronic music scene 25 years ago, and remains one of the genre's biggest champions.

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These stations drew huge audiences, hungry for steady exposure to the burgeoning new sound.

First developed for the burgeoning radio market, sound libraries were soon adopted by theatre technicians.

He has shed his juvenile polish, but there's a burgeoning maturity in his sound, an adult patience that pays off.

Below, from the burgeoning greenery of brakes, sounds the first cuckoo (so I follow family tradition, and run about to ensure the luck of liveliness for the rest of the year).

The burgeoning job posts of late sound more like a desperate cry for help than anything else.

His father, Keith had a diverse record collection, and as the technician for a local band – and importantly for Herc's burgeoning DJ career – access to sound equipment.

In 2009 Newton launched his own label, Wheel & Deal Records, which featured the burgeoning dubstep genre and similar sounds to that of dubstep's dark, grimy style.

Local labels like Alien8 and the Godspeed You! Black Emperor-affiliated Constellation Records initiating crossovers between indie rock and underground electronic sounds, while the burgeoning annual festival MUTEK was giving left-field technologists like Matthew Herbert, Pole, and Christian Fennesz the same sort of hero's welcome Kanye gets at Coachella today.