Sentence examples for repetitive beat from inspiring English sources
The mechanical propulsion of its repetitive beat is offset by continual change.
Above is a music video from the film including an original Culkin vocal, repetitive beat and a selection of fast-moving, bewildering images.
And while disco music may press nostalgia buttons today, that 4-4 time and repetitive beat were thin before they reached the self-parody days of "Disco Duck".
That he could draw about him, even in old age, a crowd of admiring fellow musicians and would-be collaborators was largely due to the hypnotic effect of his music, to the mantra-like chanting over the relentlessly repetitive beat of guitar and foot, which seemed to absorb listeners and accompanists alike into a huge heartbeat.
On its 2005 debut, "Calle 13," the duo was already looking well beyond the peppy but repetitive beat of the Puerto Rican reggaet?hey started with, and their 2007 album, "Residente o Visitante," picked up rhythms and collaborators from across Latin America.
On the downside you might have trouble getting some of the music – which does have a repetitive beat – out of your head too.
Today, the 20th century's most successful musical "ism" has got its repetitive, beat-based tentacles in every part of musical culture, from film scores to pop albums, jazz riffs to contemporary classical soundscapes, and a musical movement that began in lofts, galleries and collective spaces in New York and San Francisco in the 1960s has become an international phenomenon.
The nation's youth took refuge in repetitive beats and ecstasy.
Wikipedia states that rap music began in the Bronx during the late 70s, when performers began rhyming over repetitive beats.
Now, despite the government's best efforts to outlaw "repetitive beats", every indie kid was free to buy an Orbital record.
Sometimes built on heavy, repetitive beats, and sometimes couched in Beatle-esque psychedelia, the songs are vivid, pleasingly visceral and often engagingly harmonized, with amusingly off-kilter lyrics.
