Sentence examples for vibrant beat from inspiring English sources

A founder member of Traffic, and later an environmentalist and collaborator with Bob Marley, Capaldi was in the first generation of British musicians to have successfully made the transition from vibrant beat group youth to fully-fledged, slightly hippyish manhood.

Electronic music today has fragmented into dozens of subgenres, and when combined with hip-hop it can range from appalling Pitbull remixes of Daft Punk songs, to the vibrant beat scene genre-mashing at Los Angeles' Low End Theory club.

Forest is one of the fringe's most vibrant beating hearts, having nurtured talents such as Kieran Hurley and Lucy McCormick and having created a climate that allows more experimental work to thrive in a fringe context.

By exploring the rhythmic African cadences of Orisha chants to the contagious and vibrant beats of Caribbean soca, Charles's trumpet tells the story of a prideful people who live in harmony with their history.

Jackson "has clearly been studying Donna Summer records, delivering a wonderfully nuanced performance that takes firm command of the track's vibrant house beat without sacrificing an ounce of emotion".

In the third season, the theme song was remixed in a softer piano style with dark and vibrant electronic beats to reflect the more noir-influenced opening credits.

The beat is vibrant and sinister, all wobbly bass lines and clanging percussion.

But beneath its stolid reputation, beats a vibrant and creative heart that has given Britain some of its most outlandish world-class performers.

In other words, Nomis turns electronic beats into vibrant lights, both which can be manipulated at the touch of a finger. .

Whether you're looking to fix your vitamin D deficiency with a couple of days on the beach or shake the snow off your clothes as you boogie to some fiesta -worthy beats, these vibrant spring retreats offer a variety of ways to help you thaw.

The Beat generation was vibrant for just a short cultural moment, proclaiming a loud "no way" to the great American "yes sir" sighed by fat, complacent Eisenhower-era America.