Sentence examples for crossover performers from inspiring English sources

There's always "a raised eyebrow" in covering crossover performers, he said.

The chief manipulator is Curtis Taylor Jamie Foxxx), a suave, black businessman in Detroit who switches from selling cars to peddling stars and coolly steers the working-class black girls into becoming crossover performers for white audiences.

In March 2012, Tarja won the title 'Europe's best crossover performer' with over 100.000 votes.

Of course, with numbers from her glory days with the Staple Singers ("Respect Yourself") or written by her father Pops Staples ("Freedom Highway"), the Grammy Award winner and crossover performer who's worked with guiding lights ranging from Bob Dylan to Wilco's Jeff Tweedy brought smiles or understanding to all generations represented.

The festival's Town Hall audience tends be younger and more rambunctious than the convention's audience, although there is some crossover (among performers too).

"And that's one of the other errors, isn't it, of the dreaded crossover records: the performers often sound as if they don't trust the composer and that they need to illuminate him in some way.

By letting these artists sculpt his own body into a new, specially commissioned work of art, Vason finally makes the crossover from observer to performer.

Latin pop has been cannily seeking crossover hits lately, bringing together performers from different countries and genres.

Teena Marie, whose real name was Mary Brockert, was one of the few white performers to enjoy crossover success on America's black music charts.

After years of having her records covered by white performers, she experienced crossover pop success with "Lucky Lips" (1957) and "This Little Girl's Gone Rockin' " (1958).

-- The Latin Grammys will be handed out in Las Vegas tonight, and two themes will be apparent: crossover artists and leading female performers.