Sentence examples for released sound from inspiring English sources
In April, the interagency group released sound recommendations to guide self-regulation by the food industry.
But people had a hard time accepting commercially released sound recordings as valid cultural artifacts.
(Chinen) Marshall Gilkes and Sound Stories (Monday) Earlier this year the trombonist and composer Marshall Gilkes released "Sound Stories" (Alternate Side), a fleet, dynamic post-bop album featuring the same cohort found here: Donny McCaslin on saxophones, Adam Birnbaum on piano, Yasushi Nakamura on bass and Eric Doob on drums.
Now fast forward to the 21st century, where physicist Carl Haber and a team of scientists at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory have been unlocking a variety of very early recordings from the 19th century, including the recently released sound capture of Thomas Edison's speech mechanism of a talking doll --the firecording recofding of a woman's voice.
Gamble's own new label, UIQ, which he compared in a recent, great FACT interview to "a germ in a Petri dish," already put out its first release earlier in the month: an EP called Wrong Headspace by N1L, who has previously released sound art under his real name, Martins Rokis.
The jazz saxophonist and composer Ornette Coleman, below, will release "Sound Grammar," his first new album in more than a decade, on Sept. 12 on his own label, also called Sound Grammar.
And the thing I've realized over the past five years that I've been releasing sounds is that, even with access to my sounds and my instruments, producers out there always have their own way of flipping those sounds, and they always end up sounding different.
Now, he's teaming up with Heard Well, the first record company working with social media influencers, to release Sounds of Syndication Vol. 1 a mixtape of the songs that most get him amped while gaming.
Last summer, Hynes released "Freetown Sound," one of the year's best albums.
Turkey has also released a sound recording inside the consul general's office in which Khashoggi resists suffocation.
It was released without sound but the tribunal said the former dictator was being questioned about an alleged massacre in the Shia village of Dujail in 1982.
