Sentence examples for electronic jazz from inspiring English sources

Goldsmith's music varied from orchestral to electronic, jazz, Chinese instruments, and, once, a wind machine.

Dedicated to modern electronic jazz, the two-year-old retro-cool lounge features D.J.'s on Tuesdays.

One piece, "Shadowland II," is set to electronic jazz and incorporates vintage recordings of readings by Allen Ginsberg.

At the Mercury prize ceremony I heard this band the Comet Is Coming, an electronic jazz group, and I was blown away by their performance.

In the late 1980s, together with Carr and multi-instrumentalist Warren Greveson, we formed Zyklus, an "electronic jazz orchestra", for occasional gigs including the Finborough Theatre, in London, and a glorious concert at the 1994 Leasowes Bank festival in Shropshire.

The French DJ and producer St Germain – who brings together electronic jazz and world music – is a headline act, along with the Bollywood queen Asha Bhosle and the US hip-hop trio De La Soul.

It contains of 729 whole tracks for training, but since the number of tracks per genre is non-uniform, the original nine genres are usually mapped into the following six classes: Classical, Electronic, Jazz-Blues, Metal-Punk, Rock-Pop and World.

The video illustrates Suburbia, a track off the album Virtual Proximity by James Annesley, a saxophonist and electronic producer who pays homage to the dark-cinematic-electronic-jazz tradition with a dash of hip-hop beats.

Following the electronic and jazz styles of Kid A (2000) and Amnesiac (2001), Hail to the Thief returned to the guitar rock of Radiohead's earlier albums, but retained electronic elements such as drum machines, synthesisers and digital manipulation.

Lars Horntveth, after moving from Oslo to Los Angeles a few years back, took more of deliberate approach into crafting Starfire, but its results recount electronic influenced jazz of previous eras but with a modern twist.

MAST "Love and War": Also known as L.A.-via-Philadelphia multi-instrumentalist Tim Conley, this project's new album captures the engaging blend of electronic music, jazz and hip-hop that's been thriving in the underground.