Sentence examples for upbeat record from inspiring English sources

It's a great upbeat record.

It's not the most upbeat record lyrically, but musically it is.

"It's the most upbeat record I've done probably since 'Rock of the Westies' [in 1975], and this is a better record than that one".

"It's the most upbeat record I've done probably since 'Rock of the Westies' [in 1975], and this is a better record than that one". In a small-scale show Wednesday at the Wiltern Theater, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame member plans to preview at least a handful of songs from the new album.

You need to keep making these young, upbeat records and stuff.

After creating its own label, Upbeat Records, the band released Showroom of Compassion in 2011, which became its first album to debut at the top of the Billboard charts, selling 44,000 copies in the first week after release.

In the beginning I was ready to go into the studio and make a giant upbeat pop record, but really quickly I realised that's not what was in me.

But the upbeat dance record is really a fakeout; Smith's growing catalogue, which she performed backed by a four-piece band, is overwhelmingly slow and brooding, more solemn lounge music than spritely pop.

While "Arular" had a limited sonic scope — it's basically an upbeat party record, until you notice the narratives of violence and frantic escape — "Kala" globalizes the M.I.A. sound even further.

"Magic" is, musically, one of the most upbeat, accessible records he has made, even as its themes and stories make it one of his most political.

In 1987, just a year after she was sent to a hospital in a straitjacket, her charmingly upbeat 1959 recording of "My Baby Just Cares for Me" was chosen by Chanel for its international television ad campaign.