It has a basic blues structure, attached to a soul horn section, and features a minimal lyric.
On top, Donna Summer soars and swoops as she tackles the minimal lyric: "It's so good [x five], "Heaven knows" [x five], "I feel love" [x five].
His super catchy hooks and choruses power direct, minimal, almost simple lyrics.
Leah Greenblatt of Entertainment Weekly wrote that its "frosty, minimal sound backs lyrics of surprisingly raw emotion".
Ms. Aimée's interest in song lyrics is minimal.
A series of brief chapters, each one signaled by a flourish of old-school grafitti, explores the theory, practice and history of freestyling, in which M.C.'s, in collaboration or in competition, extemporize lyrics to minimal musical accompaniment.
But even with acoustically balanced sound, the minimal tunes with singsong lyrics that sound like grown-up nursery rhymes reveal that writing for Broadway is not Ms. Parton's forte.
Lyrics are minimal, only slogans to be chanted by the crowd ("Breakin' a Sweat" gets the crowd hollering "it's all right, it's all right"; the propulsive "Rock and Roll" also gets them shouting its title).
The band sought to recreate the recording experience of Still Life, and again entered the studio with minimal rehearsals, and no lyrics written.
That sound turned out to be a fusion of orchestral avant-garde and minimal electro, with probing lyrics meant to open conversations about late capitalism and gender specifically male sexuality and vulnerability without the drippy academic posturing you'd expect from the subjects.
