Sentence examples for pop blends from inspiring English sources

The Web site (www.pindar.net) lists 23 wines ranging from $7.99 for nonvintage pop blends to $34.99 for a half-bottle of riesling ice wine.

Their energetic summer pop blends beats and synths, laptops and keys on their debut album Manners.

AKA smashups, bootlegs, booties, bastard pop, blends, or cutups.

Pushing Motown vocals through a modern RnB filter, Uchis' brand of pop blends decades and styles to create something more energizing and feel-good than a breakfast smoothie.

With dubstep entering the mainstream – especially with Mercury Prize nominee Katy B's pop blend of the genre – it may be a surprise to some teenagers that dubstep is not a new thing.

AllMusic gave the record a five star review, praising the record's disco-tinged funk and mainstream pop blend, along with Jackson's songwriting and Jones' crafty production.

And if the lead single "Shake It Out" is any indication, we can expect more of the group's highly intoxicating emotive soul-pop blend.

Currently based in the Village of Catskill NY, Hicken writes keenly observed, carefully crafted pop that blends acoustic and Spanish guitars, piano, and strings, with subtle electronic textures.

He's said he has material for as many as seven albums, including sets in the tradition of his funk, hip-hop and pop culture blends of "Odelay" and "Midnite Vultures," as well as in the folk, country and avant-garde veins of his various side projects.

A growing band of composers have turned to a kind of pop neoclassicism, blending Coplandesque Americana with jazz and Broadway stylings, which international stars on the order of Renée Fleming, Frederica von Stade, and Sylvia McNair have featured on their programs.

Rose-Garcia's guitar work was a wonder to behold, finding the common ground between the dexterity of Merle Travis' intricate picking and Daniel Lanois' atmospheric soundscapes, with hints of Coldplay/Snow Patrol pop melodicism blended in.