"driving pop" is not a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is not a recognized idiom, proverb, or phrase. If you are looking for a phrase that could mean something like "pop-style music", you may want to consider "driving pop-rock" or "driving pop-infused" instead. Example sentence: The singer belted out a driving pop-infused song to the delight of the crowd.
What's left is an impression that the generation of musicians genuinely driving pop into a bolder future isn't to be trusted.
At its best, it's a surprisingly subtle record, checking off military drums, reggae beats and driving pop, the quality of which creeps in after repeated listens – GO!, featuring Karen O, and Disparate Youth, in particular, get stronger every time.
P.O.D. and Project 86 preach positive, Christian messages; System of a Down incorporates Armenian folk music; Coal Chamber is practically a gothic-rock band; Incubus comes from a more sensitive, melodic pop place; and Disturbed and Slipknot sing about fenced-in people pushed to a breaking point, the former with driving pop hooks and the latter with an all-out percussive assault.
At the height of her artistic powers and political vision, she calls out to the masses to rise up, Angelou-style, and ride with her as she sits behind the wheel of a Hold Up video demolition monster truck, driving pop culture forwards and into the future with no turning back.
Today's third sign for me was seeing the term "distracted driving" pop up as the number one search phrase on Yahoo's home page.
According to the sheet music published at Musicnotes.com by Sony/ATV Music Publishing, "Marry the Night" was written in the time signature of common time, with a slow tempo of 64 beats per minute for the intro, followed by a driving pop beat of 132 beats per minute.
Fall Out Boy I Don't Care tinyurl.com/6zulkv, free stream Fall Out Boy deliver yet another driving pop-punk anthem with this wonderfully grandiose ode to thinking positively.
It's a driving, pop-influenced house number with a taut kick drum, grumbling sub bass, and a watery female vocal singing the hook. .
If I speak "Navigate to Home Depot" into the phone, turn by turn driving directions pop up.
The title song remains a perfect study in the Conte style, kicking off as the most seductive of Italianate tangos, then downshifting into a hard-driving pop samba with an indelible melodic hook.
The driving range popped up on the horizon in 1957, one step ahead of the zoning czars.
