Sentence examples for track containing from inspiring English sources

Jailo & Kappa Kavi – Soda Glaciers How could we possibly represent the digital era of music better than with a track containing sound bites from The Legend of Zelda?

But the tale of how an obscure dance track containing possible copyright violations rose to the top of pop charts illustrates not only the free-for-all nature of underground dance music but also the power of an Internet fad to create a sudden hit outside the major-label system.

How an obscure dance track containing possible copyright violations rose to the top of pop charts illustrates not only the free-for-all nature of underground dance music but also the power of an Internet fad to create a sudden hit outside the major-label system.

Does the principle of double effect explain the permissibility of switching a runaway trolley away from a track with five people on it and onto a track containing only one person?

"Wet" is an uptempo track, containing a thumping disco beat, a throbbing bass, and electronic beats.

"Scream" is primarily a synthpop and dance-pop track, containing elements of ballads and soul.

Each track contains slivers of up to nine (mostly obscure) songs, with Elton's voice drifting through like ether.

Its title track contains lines like "No one in the world loves me/ I'm headed for danger, don't trust strangers".

A typical track contains a looped sample of an old soul record overlaid with squeals, beeps, echoes, and virtuosic rhyming that goes and goes, then simply stops.

The title track contains a dull instrumental preamble followed by a typical word salad: "Spray pesticide," and "Self-entitled portrait," and "Forever is for everyone else".

The title track contains these lines: "Any ghetto will tell ya Nas helped grow us up / My face once graced promotional Sony trucks / Hundred million in billin', I helped build 'em up".