"lively beat" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is energetic and enjoyable, particularly when referring to a type of music. For example, "The band played a lively beat that had everyone dancing."
As well as fulfilling the role of superstar DJ and one third of supergroup Magnetic Man, the lively beat-smith also has production credits for the likes of Katy B and US rapper Eve.
As well as fulfilling the role of superstar DJ and one third of supergroup Magnetic Man, the lively beat-smith also has production credits for the likes of Katy B and US rapper Eve. .
As a superstar DJ and one third of supergroup Magnetic Man, the lively beat-smith also has production credits for the likes of Katy B and US rapper Eve.
The nightclubs called Rose "one of the most sought-after DJs around the world, bringing fans her lively beats and contagious energy," in a joint press statement.
At 8pm sharp, the lively beats of DJ Dubstrong greeted the public, who proceeded to stroll around all night long fascinated by the installations of artists like Muti Randolph, Quayola, Rejane Cantoni and Leonardo Crescenti, Mick Rock and Barney Clay, and United Visual Artists.
By holding this year's parade on Sept. 6, the city's unions will avoid competition with the West Indian American Day Carnival Parade in Brooklyn, which is traditionally held on Labor Day and is a massive procession of immigrant workers — although with better music and a livelier beat than the Labor Day parade.
Shifting to a lively musical beat is simply irresistible.
The formidable Klangforum Wien will bring works by their lively compatriots Beat Furrer and Georg Friedrich Haas.
In the atmospheric "Glass Pieces, Philip Glasss's repetitive music lends that 1983 work a lively urban beat.
