For example, "Where are you?" to "Whe-rah ya? Use some of our lingo.
"Do Ya Thang" uses "catchy" drum breaks, synths, "funky" and "subtle" hook that, according Gigwise's Edward Keeble, can be found on Rihanna's 2007 single "Umbrella" (Good Girl Gone Bad, 2007), which was also co-written by Nash.
That's cool, if you, ya know, use iMovie.
If you shoot a Brute, they'll charge at ya. Use weapons used for close combat like swords.
The data were coded by SCB and YA, and analysed thematically using a framework approach, combining a-priori and emergent themes.
She has already devised a fun name for indoor recess: "Getting Out Your Ya-Ya's," (ya-ya's is the term she is using for pent-up energy).
Towards the end of the heavy sections (or "drops") there are some other bass synths, all from FM8, one of which sounds like a voice saying "EE-YA" that is made using a very simple technique involving a highly resonant low pass filter and a bitcrusher with about 20x downsampling.
O Ya doesn't use actual play lists, or so I learned in talking to its owners, Tim and Nancy Cushman, on the phone after my visit to the restaurant.
Tim Cushman, the chef and an owner of the sophisticated Japanese restaurant O Ya in Boston, uses a 48-hour process to cook his tea-brined baby back ribs.
Rym Ghazal of The National asserts that other co-productions made in the region could not compare to Iftah Ya Simsim, which used actors and children from the region, known as Khaleeji, in their roles.
