Sentence examples for sounds classic from inspiring English sources

Bikri's music sounds classic and regal, yet the vocal breakdowns and organic flavour of the instruments and female backing vocals put this tape in the upper echelons of my collection.

To contemporary Japanese society, she notes, "otome sounds classic and outdated".

If you're not familiar with the term yacht-rock, you'll certainly be familiar with its sound: classic soul-inflected ultra-smooth rock with unabashed sun-drenched soaring harmonies and slick production.

Leave it to music collective Postmodern Jukebox to answer that question, as they make the song sound classic in their version, called "All About that (Upright) Bass".

If none of this sounds like classic college radio, it's not.

That inability to enjoy things for what they are sounds like classic depression, I say.

In New York, he put his musical education to use, welding contemporary sounds to classic texts.

I know: That subtitle sounds like classic book-industry hyperbole, but, in this case, it's not.

The music hasn't changed so much - Norman's mix of current sounds with classic soul, funk and reggae has never dated - but the settings have.

It sounds like classic Neil – his sneery keening, the disgusted blare of harmonica, abetted by the creative looseness of session man Jim Keltner's drumming (a lodestone throughout).

The new single, Restless, sounds like classic New Order, but the album hops all over the place – it's packed full of ideas.