Sentence examples for tiny song from inspiring English sources

A band blowing up on Spotify might get tiny song payments, but the bookers would be clamoring.

There's Tyler, a reminder of angrier - not necessarily better - times; Red Red Wine, a tiny song made big; and a glorious a cappella Can't Help Falling in Love.

That's usually an organ, but in one piece here, the most recent, a setting of Psalm 148 from 2008, it's a solo trombone, while in another, the three tiny songs of Little Tree, she uses a marimba as her own version of a continuo instrument.

I approached it that way mostly because I didn't know any better at that point — because I'd never scored a show — as writing little tiny songs.

His taste for bathos and anachronism ensures that even the tiniest songs have their character: the jazz waltz Golden Girls recalls queuing to see Suede; Won't You Come Over is a string of increasingly clunky lyrics crammed into that tune that goes "Mama's gonna buy you a mockingbird".

All these people, each of them tweeting a tiny Whitmanesque song of himself, are largely indistinguishable.

(Smith said she was so determined to meet Aronofsky's expectations that "I wrote like a hundred versions of this tiny little song").

Streaming musics critics have said the tiny per song stream royalties aren't enough to support artists or recoup the sales they cannibalize.

STP's third album, Tiny Music... Songs from the Vatican Gift Shop (1996), found the group exploring glam-rock and Beatles-like influences.

The band was set to tour in support of its third album, "Tiny Music... Songs From the Vatican Gift Shop," which has sold 1.1 million copies since its release in March, according to SoundScan.

That led to a court-ordered stay in a rehab center that forced Stone Temple Pilots to postpone a tour timed to the band's 1996 album, "Tiny Music... Songs From the Vatican Gift Shop," which turned out to be the least successful commercially of STP's three albums, with an estimated 1.5 million copies sold.