Sentence examples for listening label from inspiring English sources

On its debut CD, "Out of Town," one of several worthwhile new releases on the composer Pauline Oliveros's Deep Listening label, Evidence presents five tracks that bring together environmental field recordings with laptop computers and other electronics.

Harrison was inspired to write "Something" during sessions for the White Album by listening to label-mate James Taylor's "Something in the Way She Moves" from his album James Taylor.

Indeed, one of the ways Barber makes money now is consulting for artists and labels, listening to new tracks and albums and, for a fee, offering advice.

During listening, the emotion labels from which the participant could choose (fear, anger, happiness and sadness) were presented on the computer screen.

Even if the bands aren't necessarily related by genre or scene to any degree (other than the fact that they're on "indie" labels), listening to a random batch of music is a great way to expand your palette.

I hope that my label's listening.

Playing host to nights like Bradley Zero's Rhythm Section, held as a 12" only bash in the charmingly shabby Canavan's pool hall, the independent label fairs and listening parties at the Peckham Pelican, and a few record labels (22a, First World, and Rhythm Section International), the place hums with appreciation for crackly black wax.

"It's feast or famine," said Don Van Cleave, president of the Coalition of Independent Music Stores, which books retail promotion packages for labels, like listening posts and store displays.

But low levels of serotonin do not demarcate a clear pathological condition, and the existence of Prozac opens the way for what Peter Kramer, author of Listening to Prozac, famously labeled cosmetic pharmacology: that is, the taking of a drug not for its therapeutic value but simply because it makes one feel "better than good".

As Garrett points out, Last.fm shares aggregate listening data with the labels.

It has left a European-based service that had a head start singing harmony and major music labels are listening to its appeals.