Sentence examples for electronic wash from inspiring English sources

Multitracked vocals drift in parallel over a warm electronic wash, delivering lyrics that tend toward self-searching aphorism.

Indeed, in a nation with the highest level of foreign economic ownership in the developed world -- 23percentt of company assets -- the beer-drinking patrons of Schanks were sitting in the electronic wash of ESPN.

The format was redeemed somewhat in 1995 when dance producer William Orbit released Pieces in a Modern Style, a natural expansion of chill-out ambience, swathing Barber's Adagio for Strings and others in an electronic wash.

True Affection's electronic wash reflects the digital distance between modern lovers, while the freewheeling mariachi trumpets in Chateau Lobby #4 (In C For Two Virgins) evoke the LA streets of his own courtship.

Beneath the seductive electronic washes of sound in Light lie disturbing cultural politics.

(On some tracks Keefus Ciancia is credited with "soundscapes," electronic washes that add some depth of field without softening the edge).

Elsewhere the piano drifted in amniotic electronic washes, at times conjuring the mesmerizing collaborations of Brian Eno and Harold Budd from the 1980s.

Videos for her early singles are approaching a million YouTube views, and underwriting the winsome folky inflections are the signifiers of a more radio-friendly pop sound: cosseting electronic washes on Watch Over, sleek, MOR-ish guitar grooves on Place.

His terrific second album is influenced by dawn motorbike rides rather than nocturnal regrets and, though the muted electronic washes that open Golden Light are passing nods to introspective R&B, Lewis's songs have more in common with widescreen 80s anthems and the euphoria of fellow revivalists M83.

Let the surrounding, wall-filling video imagery — streaming in supersaturated color — and the droning electronic music wash over you.

For his new album Paracosm, due out August 13th, electronic artist Washed Out (aka Ernest Greene) took an entirely new direction from the purely sample-based work he'd previously made.