Sentence examples for create disco from inspiring English sources

It is a reunion after 22 years for Ms. Summer and Giorgio Moroder, the Italian-born producer who met her in the early 1970's in Munich, where she was performing in "Hair," and worked with her to create disco's sound and singing style.

Their company, appropriately named Party NYC, will create Disco Dog vests for small, medium and large pups--and they're well on their way to funding their goal on Kickstarter.

James White & the Blacks Off White (1979) The initiator of high-IQ booty-shaking, James Siegfried aka James White/James Chance, the darling of New York's no wave fused free jazz and hard funk to create disco-punk.

This week saw one of the best yet, as Clark's A&R streak found him creating disco at Jorge's uptown funk club.

I remember the friend who cooked meals and the friend who would come when I was housebound and at my very worst, to entertain the kids all day long, creating disco parties at home.

A vital point of reference for almost everyone I speak to in the new wave of hi-fi sound is David Mancuso's Loft parties – the cosmopolitan all-night New York gatherings that began in 1970 and which created disco and modern club culture, held by Mancuso in his own apartment set up with Klipschorn speakers.

Yesterday the internet was set, if not ablaze, then slightly inflamed with news that HBO was producing an "EDM comedy show" starring top DJ Calvin Harris, who everyone knows "created disco," and written by Irvine Welsh.

Nicky Siano / The Gallery ­ Music that created Disco / New York, NY Virgo Four (Merwyn Sanders Live) / Rush Hour + Trax / Chicago, IL Cut Copy DJs / Modular Recordings / Melbourne, Australia Galcher Lustwerk b2b DJ Richard / White Material / New York, NY + Berlin, Germany Bobbito Garcia a.k.a.a

The Manchester-based producer and resident of the city's club night Hoya:Hoya is known for his sense of fun on the air and in the club, creating disco-influenced bangers that have quickly gained a reputation as go-to dance-floor fillers.

booth and watched Larry Levan create the disco of cruelty known as the Paradise Garage, on King Street.

He had removed the living-room floor to create the disco — a permanent installation in the house.