Sentence examples for vocal play from inspiring English sources

"Does she play with sounds, like vocal play?" Taveras asked.

"It's All Over Now, Baby Blue," enjoys a little vocal play on its choruses, but it is not until "Tangled Up in Blue," where the hypnotic rhythms and slowed-down groove begin to build.

This New York septet, which calls its style "vocal play," executes close harmonies, and individual members can imitate almost any instrument as well as sing fervent pop-soul and make sophisticated beat-box sounds.

His melodies (again) are so good the top string line on this one, and his vocal play makes it so deep.

Officially, the deactivation was due to a combination of a rib injury and the flu, but some say it may have also been partially due to vocal play selection criticism.

After 10 minutes, the improvisation reaches its peak and the therapist gradually and slowly reduces the musical parameters of the instrumental and vocal play.

Indeed, re-watching that 1979 show recently, one notable element was the way that "Hammer Horror" relied on upfront, undisguised mime, with a recorded vocal playing as Bush was manhandled about the stage by dancers, a troupe of which will surely operate on her behalf in the new shows.

La Sexta Vocal played ska and reggae in a southern Mexican language called Zoque.

Improvisational flights, widely considered a defining feature of jazz vocals, play no role in her art.

Security couldn't do anything so the band played this surrounded by fans who then proceeded to sing backing vocals, play extra drum parts and generally dance around.

He pushes his brisk, 1960s-tinged songs toward a 21st-century disorientation that melds the psychedelic and the digital: vocals play hide and seek behind effects, and drum sounds often arrive reversed, whooshing before they wink out.