The phrase "rap melody" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: The rapper's smooth flow and catchy rap melody had the audience vibing along to the beat.
The truth: This is murkcore rap with melody.
That restraint doesn't extend to the other nu-metal bands on the bill, all juxtaposing rap, thrash and melody as they wrangle with adolescent identity crises, whipsawing between angst and testosterone.
Lupe Fiasco and Matthew Santos There's something very confident and interesting here, a lot of melody "rapped" inside this package.
And rap – though perfect for melody avoiders – will always be an exacting form for kids with no sense of rhythm or, frankly, urgency.
LOOK MA, I'M SUFFERING -- Eager to grab some underdog chic, suburbanites extended rap-metal into what might be called dysfunction rock: songs that whipsawed from rap to thrash to melody, from whining to lashing out.
Latin American artist Pitbull starts the song with a rap introduction while the melody interpolates elements of the Los Kjarkas composition, "Llorando se fue", popularized by Kaoma's 1989 hit single "Lambada".
Lateef's sing-song raps added streaks of melody, and Chief Xcel's beats borrowed from old-school hip-hop and dub reggae.
Battling a bass-heavy, murky sound mix, she mingled R&B melody, fleet rapping and jazzy scat singing in songs full of female self-determination and kiss-offs.
"Lollipop" is an insinuating electronic concoction, ticking and blipping, with Static Major (who died earlier this year) crooning the chorus and Lil Wayne's brief bits of rapping turned into a melody by computer tuning.
It starts with a 90-second 'prelude', a clattering rhythm track with a bit of rapping and snippets of melody.
