Sentence examples for recorded the new from inspiring English sources

Even though he recorded the new album in his adopted Reykjavik, with Biggi Veira of electro-pop group GusGus, it's a record consumed by his past.

"I'm not sure I'm ready to call these guys 'dominant.' " McGraw recorded the new song the next morning in a Nashville studio, so that, later in the day, Fischler could splice together a reel of highlights to accompany the lyrics.

June 28 2013 June 29 2013 June 28-2929: Fred Hersch, a poetic pianist and a grand champion of the jazz-duo setting, meets up with the resourceful trumpeter Ralph Alessi, with whom he recorded the new album "Only Many".

Womack and Liddell recorded the new album, "The Lonely, the Lonesome & the Gone," in a very non-Nashvegas way — old microphones, live takes, traditional instruments — at SugarHill Studios, in Houston, a venerable cinder-block hutch where Lightnin' Hopkins, George Jones, and Willie Nelson, among many others, got their wings.

Watch a performance by Seasick Steve Dog House Music was recorded at Wold's kitchen table and, he says, he could've easily recorded the new LP at home, but he wanted to help his wife escape her gruelling job at an old people's home near Oslo.

Scientists recorded the new evidence in July 2004 when the Cassini spacecraft swept into orbit around Saturn by ducking under the rings (Science, 9 July 2004, p. 165).

William Sidney Mount, the Stony Brook genre painter, recorded the new-found reverence for historical continuity in "Great-Grand-Father's Tale of the Revolution," an 1852 canvas on loan from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, in which an elderly veteran recounts his wartime exploits to his descendants.

Recording the new album went slowly.

Writing and recording the new album and on a roll...'...'..

All of this — the isolation, the method of recording, the new direction — seems to suit him.

According to Billboard, Drake "hasn't even begun recording" the new album.