We're not talking about one plush mouse or jingly ball.
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If AI is currently good enough to make jingly elevator music like the clip above, how long until it can create a number one hit?
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Enter Fidget Fashion: the dangling fringe, reversible sequins, jingly charms and sliding jewelry that is suddenly ubiquitous at brands including Paco Rabanne, Altuzarra, Gucci and Loewe.
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Heart-Shaped Cat Scratcher, $13.99, available at ChewyIf your recipient is a cat lover or your actual cat (we won't judge), they'll delight in this cat scratcher, complete with jingly bells, a scratching surface, and catnip.
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It's the show's second episode, and it carries all the calling cards of the mid-'90s drama: earnest handling of an "edgy" social issue (in this case, cross-dressing), power suits, and a jingly smooth jazz soundtrack.
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Throughout Lamar delivers star-studded, hooky-to-jingly, sneakily experimental pop-rap product tinged with the flick's racialized broad-stroke humanitarianism; whatever sketchy plot references some exegete may imagine, "I Am" is a stand-alone love song, "Paramedic!" a street-ready gangsta metaphor.
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The Los Angeles Times said it was "Full of jingly merry singing and dancing."GAY SINGING, DANCING FILM PLAY PREVIEWED G K. Los Angeles Times 19 Nov 1949: 10.
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British magazine The List reviewed the EP favorably, praising the "wicked jingly-jangly guitar solo" in "Santa Claus Is Coming to Town", but noting that it had little chart potential.
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Similar in many ways to the traditional indie pop sound, the Dunedin sound uses "jingly jangly" guitar-playing, minimal bass lines and loose drumming. Keyboards are also prevalent. Primitive recording techniques and occasionally hard-to-understand vocal accompaniment give this genre a lo-fi sound that has endeared it to university students worldwide.
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Douglas proposed that by quoting the "eye for eye" law in a jingly form, in a peculiar circumstance where it does not really fit, surrounded by funny names, the writer of Leviticus may be trying to say something else about the measure- for-measure principle, testing the universal validity of the principle of retribution.
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The tunes are jingly-jangly, the lyrics embarrassingly ill-crafted." Other critics have called the show "crassly commercial" as well as "dull" and "derivative". The show's depiction of Africans has been called racist. NPR's Janice Simpson notes that "the show doesn't work unless the villagers are seen mainly as noble savages who need white people to show them the way to enlightenment.
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Formed in 2008, original drummer Alex Langford-Taylor was subsequently replaced by long-time friend Joe Singleton, otherwise the line-up has stayed constant since then. Their 2016 song "Young Love" was called a "solid slice of catchy, jingly-jangly, indie-pop" by CDNX. Lottery Winners signed to Modern Sky UK in 2019. They released their first single, "Hawaii", with the label in September 2019.
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Raa Raa the Noisy Lion is a British stop motion animated children's television series first broadcast in May 2011, which is shown on CBeebies. It features a group of animal-based characters and their adventures and activities through the Jingly Jangly Jungle. The series is narrated by Lorraine Kelly. This series is produced by Chapman Entertainment (Seasons 1 & 2) and DreamWorks Animation Television (Season 3).
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Bells of this type were developed centuries ago from the European crotal bell for fastening to harnesses used with horses or teams of horses. The History of Sleigh Bells, retrieved 28 Nov 2014 Typically they were used for horse-drawn vehicles, such as carriages and sleighs. The bell was designed to make a jingly sound whenever the horse and thus the vehicle was in motion. The purpose was perhaps to herald the approach of someone important, or likely to warn pedestrians of the vehicle's approach so that they might step aside to avoid collisions and potential injuries.
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Shields used a twelve-string electric guitar during the Ecstasys recording sessions and was influenced by The Byrds during the writing process, which resulted in the guitar tones being "too jingly jangly". Writer Colin Larkin described Ecstasys sound as "bubblegum pop with buzzsaw guitars", which was similar to their prior releases and further diverged from their earlier post-punk and gothic rock sound. Jim DeRogatis noted that Ecstasys overall sound "ushered in a sunnier, more optimistic vibe" for the band which was reminiscent of the sound of 1960s American psychedelia, in particular the Los Angeles based band Love. "Clair", one of the first recordings to feature Bilinda Butcher, features a sampled tape loop of audience screams from The Beatles live album, The Beatles at the Hollywood Bowl (1977).
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