Sentence examples for sparse production from inspiring English sources

But Teixeira should also be relieved that he has him around during the postseason because Rodriguez's exploits have obscured Teixeira's sparse production.

John Hirst, HMV's music manager, commented: "Musically, the album is untouchable, combining deceptively simple songwriting with sublime musicianship and sparse production to great effect".

There are two possible interpretations for such a sparse production history, the more reverential one being the Mint's: that this is a worthy work lying undiscovered and waiting for rescue from oblivion.

Their solution was in the quest narratives of dub songwriting, where singers wander unchanging riddims – they recruited reggae vocalists such as Bobbo Shanti, Sugar Minott and Tikiman, crooning over beautifully sparse production.

The Wu-Tang were a Staten Island collective with a fixation for kung fu movies and a scuzzy, adroit aesthetic, the RZA's sparse production matched by the intricate lyrical performances of the group's nine MCs.

Listen to Grindin' today and you hear elements that are now familiar parts of pop music; Pharrell's falsetto for a start, but also sparse production, and a twinkling pop melody paired with a brutal kick drum rhythm.

Whether it's through delicate breathing, pregnant silences, or sparse productions, Twigs knows that what's left unsaid is always more powerful than anything you could scream into a mic.

It's a sparse, programmed production reminiscent of Mr. Sledge's fellow Chicagoan R. Kelly.

It's great, with sparse, deft production, haunting melodies, and compelling delivery.

After Island founder and executive Chris Blackwell hired them to work with singer Grace Jones, the duo developed a more sparse, robotic production style with funk and dub influences.

It was speculated that methylation of K36 is required for the normal expression of genes involved in asexual and sexual differentiation because mutant strains displayed slow growth, sparse conidia production, and female sterility (Adhvaryu et al., 2005).