Sentence examples for uptempo beat from inspiring English sources

On "Illumination," their exhortations echoed across an uptempo beat embellished with space-age sound effects.

It sounded good, but it's just not transgressive anymore to play this way: wild, ragged and sing-songy, junking mainstream standards of pitch and tone, over a bubbling, uptempo beat.

Naturally, the songs you'll find heavily on rotation are the ones suited to wedding receptions – most with sweet nothings for lyrics, and an uptempo beat to step to, like this one by newcomer Kiss Daniel, from Nigeria.

The independence-focused "Catch My Breath" is a Clarkson classic with an uptempo beat and rising melody.

The song opens with the hi-hat and drums playing at the same time to make an uptempo beat.

Musically, "Die In Your Arms" is a classic pop song, with a catchy chorus and a steady, uptempo beat.

The album's formula — even Mr. Rotem uses the word — is ruthlessly effective: uptempo beats, excitable synths, sturdy song structures, melisma-free singing, nods to older mainstream pop songs in the melodies.

Upon its release, critics were generally favourable towards "Addicted to You", and praised its uptempo beats.

They both are very different: Manners is a high-strung whirl of uptempo beats and hyperactive melodies, while Gossamer is a more melodic venture.

The first disc, I Am..., contains slow and midtempo pop and R&B ballads, while the second, Sasha Fierce (named after Beyoncé's on-stage alter ego), focuses on more uptempo beats that blend electropop and Europop genres.

Since entering his 20s, his funky, uptempo beats have been snapped up by the likes of Azealia Banks, Chance the Rapper, and Craig David, but Celestin ended up signing a deal with UK's XL Recordings instead of a major Canadian label.