Sentence examples for deep catalogue from inspiring English sources

Playlists are key to that: Spotify has a wide range that are updated with new songs every week, but it also has a deep catalogue of playlists created by outsiders: labels, media, musicians and fans.

Deep catalogue = good set.

One of the unsung gems of Mad Decent's deep catalogue.— Ezra Marcus.

One of the unsung gems of Mad Decent's deep catalogue. Ezra Marcus.

Aided by his pineapple juice and a shopping bag of green, the Flushing, Queens native ripped through a surprisingly deep catalogue ("Larry Csonka," "Muslim Wedding" and the ode to overweight "Ronnie Coleman") with an ease and affable charm that comes with being (literally) the biggest guy in the room.

An increasingly deep catalogue of canonical networks details the specific molecular interaction of genes and their products.

As cynical as that might sound, they often provided a mainstream introduction for relatively underappreciated artists with deep catalogues.

Buying second hand meant I immediately received a fairly substantial library, ranging from the pack-in retail discs of the Classics Arcade Collection and the Sol-Feace and Cobra Command double-header to the essential Sonic the Hedgehog CD, one of the brightest jewels in the Mega-CD's 200-titles-deep catalogue, and a spread of full motion video games.

It's probably safe to assume that Ja Rule has the deepest catalogue of hits with the most radio play of all the guys (and it was all guys) on the bill.

Dizzee is a compact ball of energy, treating deep-catalogue tracks such as Stand Up Tall and Jezebel with the same broiling intensity as his recent single, the cheesy Calvin Harris EDM collaboration Hype.

Spotify users' interest is clearly in the deep back catalogue of the band (or, to put it another way, in their most accessible music).