Sentence examples for mainstream singing from inspiring English sources

There's also something charming and silly about hearing a woman who has brought debate about sex and religion and race into the mainstream singing: "I like to singy singy singy / Like a bird on a wingy wingy wingy".

San Francisco author Lillian Rubin, who is 83, claims she is sick of the mainstream media singing the praises of the joys of old age.

Kids may go for the flash of party-people like Ricky Martin and Jennifer Lopez, but they may also find themselves listening to well-regarded crooners like Marc Anthony, all of whom reach mainstream audiences by singing in English.

As far apart as their styles are, Karrin Allyson and Luciana Souza both exemplify mainstream jazz singing at this moment; they're separate points along the spectrum.

As Richard Lloyd, a sociologist at Vanderbilt who studies the Nashville music scene, pointed out to me, it's quietly startling to hear a female mainstream country artist sing about no-strings-attached sex and not be disciplined in the end by either marriage or the sorrowful wages of sin.

For the first time in mainstream cinema, he sang for one part of a song.

Because we felt like, even someone who's extremely popular and mainstream as Taylor Swift, she's singing really deep shit.

Exactly when is mainstream music going to accommodate men singing about loving men, and women about loving women?

Mr. Johnson said that in raising the show's production values, he also hoped to attract mainstream artists who are interested in singing gospel.

"Seasons Change," a then-rare ballad from the group with Jurado singing lead, became their first mainstream No. 1 single.

The "C" word makes some uncomfortable, but it wasn't until "colored girls" began singing backup that rock and roll became truly mainstream.