Sentence examples for collaborative record from inspiring English sources

Mr. Costello, amused if mildly alarmed by my subway story, calls "Imperial Bedroom" the last "collaborative" record he made with the Attractions; from then on, either he or a producer called the shots.

In 2010, they began production and recording on a collaborative record Watch the Throne.

Sacred Bones just released The Mystery Of Heaven LP, their second collaborative record.

Much like their sprawling collaborative record, the trio's 34-minute THUMP Mix is a trip through far-flung, polychromatic dimensions.

West invited Ocean to write and sing on two songs off Watch the Throne, a collaborative record with rapper Jay-Z.

"Why I Love You" heavily samples French house duo Cassius' 2010 single "I In 2010, they began production and recording on a collaborative record Watch the Throne.

This is the second of Lenine's albums since he became a solo artist, after having made collaborative records with the percussionist Marcos Suzano, and his mature work is patient and impressive: he's making a great case for using traditional northeastern Brazilian forms like the forro in modern pop.

Collaborative knowledge architectures can be structured as a set of discrete but interconnected layers or services; one aspect is collaborative records management.

In addition, we study a variant of the TopkTR problem, called Top-k team recommendation with leaders in spatial crowdsourcing (TopkTRL), which adds a new requirement that the crowd workers in the recommended teams have low collaborative costs or good friendship according to their historical collaborative records.

The 43-year-old musician has released nine albums with Il Divo, the classical crossover group created and promoted by Simon Cowell, plus a number of collaborative records.

A collaboration with Fugazi's Guy Picciotto and members of Godspeed You! Black Emperor and Silver Mt. Zion, At the Cut is the follow-up to Chesnutt's 2007 collaborative recording with the same group, North Star Deserter, lauded by Spin for "(turning) chronic disquiet into disturbingly palpable dread-folk," and Pitchfork for "(sounding) like a return to the dark woods after years in the city".