Sentence examples for driving dance from inspiring English sources
José Gutiérrez y Los Hermanos Ochoa plays jarocho music from Veracruz, Mexico, a driving dance style played on harps, and Marimba Chiapas plays plinking, lilting marimba pieces.
The folkloric touches of the Haydn pointed the way to Bartok's Suite (1916), a four-movement work steeped in folk melodies, driving dance rhythms and plenty of spiky harmonic writing.
In "Talking to Talk," Gabri Christa, a dancer and choreographer, blended snippets of conversation from her high school students on the North Shore of Staten Island with driving dance music by Vernon Reid, her husband.
The song is set in common time and has a driving dance tempo of 136 beats per minute.
All this might seem a little heavy for dance music or pop radio, but Jackson fuses her concepts with driving dance energy that hits the hearts of those hitting the dance-floor".
Its debut as a concept album in 1984 catapulted the show and a couple of songs in particular (the driving dance tune "One Night in Bangkok" and the ballad "I Know Him So Well") into global consciousness.
As the mastermind behind the project, Willgoose has dug into archives of newsreels and propaganda films to create an eccentric concept album of evocative samples and driving dance-rock, Inform Educate Entertain, that this month made the Top 30.
Anything to go with your fries?" Along similar lines, the band's pseudo-cover of "Ice Ice Baby" swaps out Vanilla Ice's smooth cadences for driving dance-rock abandon.
You were mad for their music: a mash-up of crooning vocals, atmospheric synthesizers, blistering electric guitar and a driving, dance-or-die backbeat.
These recordings are mostly from the late 50s, and show his extraordinary range, from cool, crooned ballads to driving, infectious dance songs.
Elsewhere, he takes his band to Dakar's delightful Just4U club, where he revives the driving mbalax dance classic Immigrés, first recorded in 1988, and current stage favourites including the melodic Li Ma Weesu.
