Sentence examples for high profile collaborators from inspiring English sources

As KenLou, they made raw, sample-based rhythms; while as Nuyorican Soul, they further explored their Puerto Rican-New Yorker roots through jazz and soul alongside high profile collaborators like Roy Ayers, Tito Puente, Eddie Palmieri, and George Benson.

He attracts high-profile collaborators, most frequently Nitin Sawhney as composer, but also artists Anish Kapoor and Antony Gormley, and writer Hanif Kureishi.

Some might argue that the output of Gorillaz was akin to solo albums by Damon Albarn in all but name – with added high-profile collaborators.

And with these kinds of high-profile collaborators — Mr. Turnage is an internationally known composer (his opera "Anna Nicole" was a hit at the Royal Opera House last spring), and Mr. Wallinger won the Turner Prize for art in 2007 — the chances seemed high that "Undance" would be weighed down by theory and competing elements.

Her credentials were impeccable, with high-profile collaborators and her name on an impressive number of papers in well-respected journals. .

In addition to Ronson, other high-profile collaborators on the album include writer/producer Paul Epworth, who has worked with Adele and Foster the People, and Kings of Leon colleague Ethan Johns.

Yet he was quick to point out that he's been struck by how "free" the pop world is, how open to experimentation he's found his high-profile collaborators to be.

But DJ Khaled, the radio fixture, Snapchat inspiration and wrangler of high-profile collaborators such as Jay Z and Kendrick Lamar, finally booted him from the top slot with "Major Key".

Electronica 1: The Time Machine took so long not only because he insisted on having a different high-profile collaborator for each track, but also because he insisted on meeting each of them in person, rather than swapping sound files over the internet.

But, judging by Sunday afternoon's show at the Guggenheim Museum's Works & Process series, the Morphoses formula has remained intact since the departure last winter of its founder, Christopher Wheeldon: bring in guest dancers and choreographers, find a high-profile collaborator and throw in fancy recorded footage of the rehearsal process, all to showcase (and maybe demystify) contemporary ballet.

"No more talk about the old days," Thom Yorke cooed, his voice gliding over a bright bass melody from his high-profile collaborator, Flea.