Sentence examples similar to nurturing sound from inspiring English sources

Despite the challenges of the form, the Bay Area's role in nurturing sound-art projects shows its spirit of experimentation.

To that end, he committed $10.5 million through his Broad Foundation, hoping to nurture sound management of charter schools, independent public schools that have generally lacked top-tier management and facilities.

These spaces are so important for nurturing sounds".

He wound up in a band that spent four years nurturing their sound, picking up some music industry interest before imploding .Basically we blew it".

But it was his work on Robyn's debut album, Robyn Is Here, that gave him his first taste of US chart success and helped to nurture the sound that would come to dominate pop for the next three years.

There weren't enough good producers who were willing to really lead and nurture the sound.

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Subversive and Bound by Sound are nurturing different shades of techno and Tank Girl's night Ting is going strong as Vancouver's longest running dancehall weekly.

Far removed from the heartland hostility that consumed mainstream disco, the urban gay clubs continued to nurture the disco sound that would morph into house and techno music by the early 80s.

In 1989, Terada founded Tokyo-based label Far East Recording, putting his distinctively cheerful, proto-chiptunes stamp on the deep house sound nurtured by New York imprints like Strictly Rhythm and Nu Grooves.

He notes that complex and quality music comes at a higher cost, prompting certain producers to simply "get somebody who could cop the Hollywood sound" instead of nurturing original style.