Sentence examples for mainstream sounds from inspiring English sources

Others use the Groovebox to revive more mainstream sounds.

Those outlets that do address Latin music tend to prefer the quirky and obscure, ignoring mainstream sounds embraced by millions.

While working on "Long.Live.ASAP," Yams observed as Rocky experimented with more mainstream sounds and producers, glossier songs that didn't show off their influences as plainly.

He describes the album not just as a musical progression but as a personal reinvention that helped expand his reach beyond indie addicts and beat nerds to fans of more mainstream sounds.

Finally, Tunbridge Wells's High Definition (Eridge Park, Sat) will be providing a techno-tinged party, with Carl Cox headlining after George FitzGerald and Marco Carola kick things off, but mainstream sounds are represented too, with recent Guide cover stars Gorgon City also on the bill.

Dean Golemis of the Chicago Tribune panned the album for being "predictable and annoying" and assumed that Megadeth were "destined to follow Metallica's leap into mainstream sounds".

The resulting hybrid, one could argue, has become the mainstream sound on Top Forty radio today.

The band bring a proudly indie ethos to what is a pristine mainstream sound.

Though these songs are stripped of their initial contexts, they share origins as outliers in their time and genres that briefly shifted the shape of the mainstream sound.

Oldham says the shift reminds him of "the pop music that happened post-punk, which was informed by radical ideals but put into a much more mainstream sound, like Adam Ant, ABC, Scritti Politti".

Not quite Cat, but Birch has power Offering up soaring southern soul, Diane Birch calls to mind Cat Power circa 'The Greatest' (she even looks a bit like her), though Birch has less of that 40 fags and a bottle of whiskey at 4am huskiness in her voice, nor the sense of darkness; hers is a far more mainstream sound, not in the same league as Cat Power.