Sentence examples for jam called from inspiring English sources

A few weeks later, a publicist from Def Jam called me.

Son Little's new track, which we are premièring here, is a deeply personal slow jam called "O Mother," which takes up where Gaye's song left off.

His producer and friend, N8 Walton, cues up a track they have been working on - a slow jam called 'With You'.

The Tarrytown jam, called "Amram Jam II," is being presented by the Jazz Forum Arts All-Stars, based in Dobbs Ferry.

It lodged itself so firmly in the canon that, sixteen years later, the R. & B. hitmaker The-Dream wrote a meta-slow jam called "Kelly's 12 Play".

February 28 2013 Feb. 28: Unknown Mortal Orchestra emerged in 2010, when Ruban Nielson (formerly of the New Zealand noise-rock act Mint Chicks) uploaded a distorted psych-rock jam called "Ffunny Ffrends" to a Bandcamp page.

It's certainly being talked about everywhere; even Lou Reed weighed in on the record, "Yeezus" (Roc-A-Fella/Def Jam), calling it "majestic and inspiring".

His visit aggravated the city's already grim traffic jams, called tapones, prompting some cynical reactions.

Passion Pit accidentally came into being in late 2007 when Angelakos forgot to buy his girlfriend a Valentine's card and thought he'd make up for it (some six months later) by writing her a few glucose-loaded, dancefloor jams called things like Cuddle Fuddle and Sleepyhead instead.

Lissvik has been busy since Studio called it quits in 2011, with projects including his 2008 debut solo album 7 Trx + Intermission, a 2014 record of blissed out guitar jams called Meditation under the moniker Atelje (one song was even called "Ode To Studio"), and The Crepes, his pop band with Fredrik Lindson of The Embassy.

As she has done before, Estelle enlists some of the biggest names in popular music, including Rick Ross, Chris Brown, and Janelle Monáe, but she also holds her own, and her slow jams call to mind another British soul-music great, Sade.