Sentence examples for spread music from inspiring English sources

In addition to spotting new talent like Sevana, Protoje uses new tools and technology to promote and spread music, and the idea of the "Reggae Revival", which also includes Chronixx, Jah 9, Jesse Royal, Iba Mahr, Nomadda and Raging Fyah, has helped his work.

Seems like a great way to spread music through the house.

This is another point that could completely change the way we pay for, share and spread music, as the consultation is opening up the discussion for the way copyrighted works can be copied and stored.

Aiming to help fill the world with more students like Enin, who yearn to utilize the power of music to help them excel, Music Unites continues its mission to spread music education -- with the support of for-profit enterprises such as, ContentMode (who are truly rock stars) and The Music Building (more on them later).

Forget the myth about putting headphones on a pregnant belly amniotic fluid is a good conductor of sound and can spread music to the baby just by playing a stereo at a normal level.

(Back then, arrangements served the function that recordings do now, spreading music to a wide public).

International artists also feature prominently, which makes sense in an increasingly global music world that shares and spreads music with tweets.

IE Music's Ari Millar says that virally spreading music like this is the future.It may indeed be, and nimble small record labels and artist-management firms will certainly get better results as they find ways to reach more people via the internet.

Aspiring actors and musicians can upload their headshots, photo spreads, music mixes, videos, or other examples of their work to the site and create an online portfolio, or electronic press kit.

Phillips relies on Bittar to create custom pieces for magazine spreads, music videos and films (he made several pieces for "W.E").

There aren't many chances to find people developing technology that goes beyond all the mediocre stuff out there, creating new ways of spreading music through unconventional inventions.