Sentence examples for rooted in pop from inspiring English sources

His waltz experience was rooted in pop.

With host Nicki Minaj firmly rooted in pop and hip-hop, and MTV's pivot from rock music videos to hair-pulling reality TV show brawls, this could have been a big night for bubblegum pop and little else.

In October Stephen Holden of The New York Times declared "Issues and Options," Mr. Roy's latest album, which is rooted in pop, soul and folk, "one of the year's two or three most satisfying albums by an American singer/songwriter".

While still rooted in pop punk, Blink-182 finds the band expanding their sonic template with darker, restless songs.

Not only could this process lead to cheap and accessible (medical) solutions, but when it comes to financial support and public awareness, it also creates a levelling process where, for example, cancer research can find itself face to face with projects rooted in pop culture.

Black Dylan sound nothing like a black Dylan, but they are rooted in the pop era during which he emerged.

The Good Life is more rooted in 1960s pop, psychedelia and folk-rock, with Mr. Kasher usually playing acoustic guitar, and it's more introspective.

Virtual reality is a technology very much rooted in 1980s pop culture.

"We are developing original content that is rooted in music, pop culture, and animation that is driven by the passion and sense of humor of our audience," said Tom Calderone, Global Head of Content Partnerships, Spotify, in a statement.

Critics praised Warrior for its rock music influences, despite the album being deeply rooted in techno-pop.

R&G had been heavily rooted in radio-friendly pop singles, and Snoop Dogg's credibility had begun to wane.