Sentence examples for charged songs from inspiring English sources

These recent releases add to a trickle of politically charged songs since the banking crisis precipitated the economic downturn.

His politically charged songs, which decried oppression by Nigeria's military government, prompted authorities to routinely raid his club, looking for reasons to jail him.

For his latest release, "Sleeper," he took a different approach, relying mostly on acoustic instruments to deliver his emotionally charged songs.

From George to Gilbert: Brazilian guitar maestro Gilberto Gil brings his politically charged songs to the Barbican, London, on 31 March for a welcome one-off solo show.

But they have released two CD's, their first in 1999, and their politically charged songs are catching on among young Colombians.

Mr. Leo, fresh off an equipment check for a March show in Berlin to support his recent CD "Shake the Sheets" (Lookout! Records), was not feeling homesick for Bloomfield, which sometimes snakes its way into his politically charged songs.

The club version of the erotically charged song, at nearly 17 minutes long, introduced the 12-inch disco mix.

She also had a solo hit, under the name Sylvia, in the spring of 1973 with her sultry and sexually charged song "Pillow Talk".

Pulitzer Prize-winning author Michael Chabon has given his thoughts on the lyrics of Kendrick Lamar's new politically charged song The Blacker the Berry, calling the "rhetorical move" he uses "devastating".

A judge ruled yesterday that twenty seconds of a racially charged song by the rap singer Eminem can be included on a CD issued by the hip-hop magazine The Source.

"What About Love", a piano-based duet with Patti Russo, is a sexually charged song that echoes "Paradise by the Dashboard Light" from the 1977 album.