Sentence examples for producing herself from inspiring English sources

It makes sense, in a year that saw the triumphant return of Kate Bush – who began producing herself on 1982's The Dreaming – that that trickle should become a (British) wave.

But her music, which she is writing and producing herself, may be a different side of her from what "Jessie" fans are used to seeing -- and hearing.

But during her deliberation, RuPaul said that she's been trying to get Cracker to stop producing herself the whole season and be someone a bit messier.

Ms. Parton just released her 72nd album, "Halos and Horns" (Sugar Hill), which she produced herself.

In composing her albums, which she produces herself, Ms. McKennitt has made a point of following historical trails.

Her new album, "Souls Alike" (Capitol), is the first she has produced herself, and it encompasses adult introspection and romping New Orleans rhythms.

Her two albums for Verve were preceded by a five-song EP she produced herself — "Some Lessons: The Bedroom Sessions" — consisting of material she wrote during her recovery.

It features songs she wrote and produced herself, rather than those by the established hit makers behind most of the material she recorded for Mr. Davis.

Her beats, which she produces herself, are often endearing combinations of high-hat pings and throbbing bass synths; if there is such a thing as whimsical 808s, Letissier has mastered them.

At Silent Barn on April 6, she'll play songs from "form/a," the latest Half Waif EP (which she produced herself), swaying between the electronic bass of new tracks like "Night Heat" and the light step of "Turn Me Around," nudging everyone near her into motion.

But the intensity that set her apart from normality would be key to Adjani's career: it's there in Andrzej Zulawski's Possession, and above all in Camille Claudel, a film Adjani produced herself, starring as the sculptor who became Rodin's lover and then his tormented rival.