Sentence examples for music wizard from inspiring English sources

Before Perry became some sort of fairground-attraction-for-hire he was a reggae music wizard and recognised how much could be achieved by setting Murvin's voice deep within the organic softness and wonderfully blurred edges his over-mixing created.

Gavin's an electronic music wizard who assembles his own machines with which to create specific bleeps and beats.

Their distinctive sound, like a dreamy, vocalized version of Daft Punk, can be attributed to Japanese electronic music wizard Yasutaka Nakata (of Capsule), who has produced their music since 2003.

Hans Zimmer (composer for Inception), Christopher Nolan (director of Inception), and RjDj (reactive music wizards) collaborated on an iPhone/iPad app that blends augmented sound sampled from your surroundings using your device's microphone with pre-existing musical samples.

Nov. 17-18: The electronic-music wizard Bassnectar, who can literally make a dance song out of the sound of Ping-Pong balls bouncing.

Other notable acts include the electronic-music wizard Dan Friel, the jangly pop band Here We Go Magic, and the noisy punks Japanther.

December 5 2013 The Glaswegian electronic-music wizard (whose real name is Ross Birchard) is a highly sought-after remix artist, d.j., and producer, who received his first turntables at the age of eleven and was, by fifteen, the youngest-ever U.K. finalist in the DMC World DJ Champion competition.

"The Green Hornet" languished in development until 1997, when the French music video wizard Michel Gondry was hired for what was to be his feature film directorial debut.

Lindberg is contemporary music's orchestral wizard.

It's UP2U, what song do you choose?" — there were already more than 120 comments, which included "I Will Survive," the theme from "Jaws," "Like a Virgin" and "My sons would say the music from 'The Wizard of Oz' when the old lady is on her bike".

By 2007, Harry and the Potters and their unexpected fan based indie music genre of wizard rock have grown into an international phenomenon.