Sentence examples for vibrant track from inspiring English sources

Boldly taking on the initiative of spicing up the legendary Todd Terry's iconic track "Samba," the London-based producer adds some contemporary darkness to the formerly vibrant track.

There's no release date yet set for that remix, but it's easy to imagine how the rapper's nasally vocals could add another level to the already vibrant track.

If thawing out our republic and getting it back on a vibrant track can be achieved without any changes whatsoever to our Constitution, as I've asserted in my last blogs, why haven't we done so already?

Nearly five years after his death, that voice remains, and is at its most powerful on the new album "Xscape". Eight songs that use Jackson demos as blueprints to construct modern, vibrant tracks, the artist's second posthumous album of studio recordings feels shockingly vital, as though the producers charged with re-imagining this work had harnessed dance floor defibrillators.

Building on top of Mirah's vibrant original tracks, they used midi to transform a marimba into a distorted farfisa melody, drastically lowered the pitch of vocals until they morphed into sub-bass lines, and added layers of distinct timbres from Crews' extensive vintage synth collection, a mellotron, and an 80's era Soviet drum machine.

Based on Irving Stone's popular book, Vincent Minnelli's beautiful, vibrant film tracks Van Gogh's tragic journey into obsessive madness with unusual perceptiveness and insight.

Based on Irving Stone's popular book, Vincente Minnelli's beautiful, vibrant film tracks Van Gogh's tragic journey into obsessive madness with unusual perceptiveness and insight.

The tide of whirling post-dubstep tunes has steadily subsided over the past 18 months, and a wave of vibrant house tracks has risen in its wake.

She encompasses my aesthetic intention for the track; vibrant, sharp and intriguing".

Evan Serpick of Entertainment Weekly wrote that Rihanna's "vibrant vocals lift tracks like 'That La La La' and 'Let Me,' but this bland dancehall/R&B debut is filled with chintzy production and maudlin arrangements that block out the Music of the Sun".

But if you're looking for the real thing Cortina d'Ampezzo, which hosted the first televised Winter Olympics, in Italy, in 1956, has a vibrant bob club and track set against beautiful Dolomites scenery.