Sentence examples for collaborator producer from inspiring English sources

Her regular collaborator, producer Tim "Timbaland" Mosley, appears on only two of The Cookbook's tracks.

Following their most successful song, "Soldier Boy" (1962), cowritten by their principal collaborator, producer Luther Dixon, the Shirelles' popularity waned partly because of Dixon's departure and partly because of the onset of the British Invasion.

Seeking a change, in 1913 he joined his friend and collaborator producer Jesse Lasky, businessman (and Lasky's brother-in-law) Samuel Goldfish (later Goldwyn), and attorney Arthur Friend in forming the Jesse L. Lasky Feature Play Company.

Accompanying Gurrumul are 24 members of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra and his own band, Tony Floyd, James Black, Francis Diatschenko and Michael Hohnen – his musical collaborator, producer and friend.

Her frequent collaborator, producer and songwriter Tim "Timbaland" Mosely, constructed a sparse, audacious sound around Aaliyah's honeyed voice: disembodied backing vocals, electronically treated string and flute samples, speaker-rumbling bass, and the sort of grinding synthesiser riff more usually found on late-1980s acid-house records.

Holmer sees Hightower's character as a combination of herself and her closest collaborators, producer Lisa Kjerulff and editor Saela Davis, both of whom worked on the script with the 31-year-old NYU film graduate.

To this end they established Prohibition Pictures in the spring with their longtime collaborator-producer Jonathan Sheldon, the financier-producer Ken Johnson (who has fully financed the first two Prohibition films) and Mr. Johnson's producing partner Janet DuBois.

That's what the singer Bebel Gilberto and her collaborators, producers like Amon Tobin and Thievery Corporation, accomplished on "Tanto Tempo" (Ziriguiboom/Six Degrees).

She's no more given to a big gesture than Twigs is, but her singing is slightly more direct, and she has no problem letting her collaborators — producers like Kingdom and Bok Bok — lay a solid beat behind her.

Well, if you're Katy B you gather a stellar cast of collaborators – producers Jacques Greene, Diplo, Geeneus and Zinc as well as Jessie Ware, Wiley and Iggy Azalea – and make an EP to give away for free.

We're All Somebody From Somewhere, released last month, is the product of a team of collaborators – producers, songwriters, a label (Big Machine) also home to Tim McGraw and Rascal Flatts – who are helping relaunch Tyler as a modern country newcomer deserving of a place on the charts alongside Dierks Bentley and Jason Aldean.