Sentence examples for prominent sample from inspiring English sources

At a New York club, West also debuted another new song, Mama's Boyfriends, featuring a prominent sample of Billy Joel's Movin' Out.

Produced by Combs, it features a prominent sample of "Juicy Fruit" as performed by James Mtume.

In fact, even the album intro features a prominent sample of the chorus of "Every Nigger Is a Star" (that's with a hard er) by Boris Gardiner.

The song is influenced by go-go rhythms and features a prominent sample of The Meters' 1970 funk recording of "Oh, Calcutta!", written by Stanley Walden.

The song's instrumental composition is built around a prominent sample of "Tainted Love", which was originally written by Ed Cobb in 1965 and popularised by English synthpop duo Soft Cell, when they released their cover version in 1981.

The original version of "Fade" features prominent samples from two house music classics, namely Larry Heard AKA Mr. Fingers' "Mystery of Love" and Hardrive's "Deep Inside," so the club-oriented remixes were perhaps inevitable.

"Transmission 2" plays before the album proceeds with "Mutual Slump", a "sedate funk" track featuring female spoken narration and prominent samples of Björk's "Possibly Maybe".

The newer tracks here feel no less familiar, with their prominent samples from dusty crate-diggers' delights such as Melissa Manchester's "Energy" (in Duck Sauce's "NRG") and "Radio" by the English punk band the Members (in "Radio Stereo").

However, for a prominent kaolinite sample (KGa-2, grain size < 1 μm) the IEPs in Kosmulski's collection [1] vary from 2.9 to 4.8.

The song's chorus is a prominent vocal sample of The Main Attraction's "Everyday" (1967).

The glue for "Don't Hide It" is a prominent vocal sample, and Nadal told THUMP about what it meant for him over email.