Pop 2004 is on display at this radio-station extravaganza, which tosses together rhythm-and-blues, pop and rock.
Motown brought together rhythm-and-blues, gospel, and pop influences as it sought to "cross over" (i.e., move beyond single-genre listeners) to reach a wide audience that included white teenagers.
At his best, Mr. Harrison is one of the great alto players of our time, and his music gently serves forth theories on the permeability of black music, mixing together rhythms from the Caribbean and funk and jazz history.
The rhythm section of the bassist Ben Street and the drummer Jeff Ballard was inspired at times, creating friction by jostling together rhythms that didn't quite adjoin, but it still didn't give the front-line players the boost they needed.
Zha deftly stitches together rhythms from Brazil and Lisbon with alternative rock, rap, and ambient textures.
In KiloWatts, Amagine found a producer capable of crafting dynamic beats that formed themselves to the lyrics and their rhythm, fusing together beat and rhyme into a single voice.
Together, the rhythm section — the drummer Hayden Menzies and the bassist Chris Slorach — was thunderous.
RAFAELI It's an extraordinary thing to witness the deaf artists in communication with the hearing artists, making decisions together, finding rhythm together.
And the heart's two bottom chambers, the ventricles, do not pump together in rhythm as they are supposed to.
Quite obviously she is knitting patterns onto space, but the most striking element holding all of this together is rhythm.
