Sentence examples similar to obscure singer from inspiring English sources

Bashyr Aziz (Letters, 7 October) dismisses the exchanges between Sinead O'Connor and Miley Cyrus as "a feud between two obscure singers".

The 117-song box offers the usual suspects like the Shirelles and the Shrangri-Las, but it also revels in obscure singers like the Palisades and Hollywood Jills.

Among the other DGA winners were Searching for Sugar Man director Malik Bendjelloul, who won the guild's documentary award for his study of the obscure singer-songwriter Sixto Rodriquez.

Fearful that the show she produces is slated for the chopping block, she joins forces with Desmond Sullivan, a biographer whose current project -- the story of a now-obscure singer named Pauline Anderton -- is equally moribund and whose romantic life (nice little Russell, stashed back in New York) is equally unsettled.

They wanted to take the music of a then-obscure singer-songwriter from the company's catalog and use it as the soundtrack to an ad for their new Cabriolet.

Charli XCX Sucker, 21 Oct Last year obscure Hertfordshire singer Charli XCX released a record, True Romance.

Nothing gets in the way of country music like country music: the hats and the sequins can often fatally obscure the singer and the song.

Malik Bendjelloul won the guild's documentary award for Searching for Sugar Man, his study of the fate of critically acclaimed but obscure 1970s singer-songwriter Rodriquez.

The critic Robert Palmer, who died in 1997, praised all kinds of artists — from obscure blues singers to famous rockers — but his favorite band was from Morocco.

In this novel of aging, love, and regret, Annie lives in a decaying seaside town in England, where her partner of convenience, Duncan, immerses himself in the esoterica of an obscure American singer-songwriter, Tucker Crowe, who quit the business twenty years earlier and hasn't been heard from since.

An album by an unknown dead singer on an obscure label, with songs ranging from "Autumn Leaves" to "Wade in the Water" is not likely to attract the attention of those who compile play lists for today's hyperactive radio stations, and this one was no exception.