Sentence examples for infused song from inspiring English sources

Fast forward to this summer, where Miley's been twerking away to her own hip-hop infused song We Can't Stop, currently at No 2 on the Billboard Hot 100.

The uptempo R&B, disco groove, soul infused song contains influences from both Michael Jackson and Stevie Wonder.

The track is an uptempo, disco groove, soul infused song containing influences from Michael Jackson and Stevie Wonder.

The scat and jazz influenced theme of "Doug" and the R&B infused song of "As Told By Ginger" are both representative of '90s tunes.

Take the pop-punk sound of Paw Patrol, origin-story infused song of Sophia the First or the repeatedly cherry Doc McStuffins themes to name a few; all still catchy by design, but the question of whether they aim to convey genuine moods or provide a soulless injection of air-worms is up for debate.

Ms. Wilson, with her trademark gardenia tucked behind one ear, exuded the glamour of a Kabuki goddess and infused songs with a life-and-death dramatic urgency.

One of the album's more gospel infused songs, "And You Don't Remember", featured organ chord changes and held minimal production in order to give the vocals a more "raw and sixties feel".

And if one feeling-infused song wasn't enough, fans can expect more emotions to be evoked by NuAlias in the months to come.

Ms. Callaway, their special guest, infuses songs like "Up, Up and Away" and "Didn't We?" with a piercing Broadway fervor.

If the music of Ricky Ian Gordon had to be defined by a single quality, it would be the bursting effervescence infusing songs that blithely blur the lines between art song and the high-end Broadway music of Leonard Bernstein and Stephen Sondheim.

After a Jazzfest weekend filled with Mardi Gras Indian chants, it was clear how untraditional the Nevilles' settings were; they infused the songs with doo-wop vocal harmonies and reggae rhythms.