ANTWERP, Belgium — Christoph Waltz acts musically — even operatically.
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But outside of that I've just been working on myself, my music and being able to do and sustain all of this on my own terms, musically and not so musically.
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But musically, oh my God — so interesting to hear.
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What that means, musically, is by and large pretty ugly.
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Musically, it's not surprising that so many people like it.
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Musically, how does the new album differ from the debut?
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For 15 years they collaborated musically, and raised a daughter.
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Being a parent has changed Louis Tomlinson — just not musically.
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But Ricky's guitar playing made it a powerful song, musically.
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The Bay Area is a breeding ground for "sauce" musically.
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But, he admits, the two aren't always kindred spirits musically.
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After all, everything about him — physically, musically, emotionally — requires it.
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Just being open to what we were doing musically, too.
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We don't talk about the songs or musically discuss anything.
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Because of this fluidity, Will is hard to contextualize musically.
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Musically, we were developing our own way at the time.
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I'm musically talented, especially before my partial right hand amputation.
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Musically, I was surprised at how hard the songs rocked.
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Since the 80s, Sade defined themselves musically as unknowable entities.
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We have an amazing relationship musically and an amazing friendship.
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That might sound like a regression, and musically, maybe so.
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Do you have any favorite NYC memories, musically or otherwise?
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Any difference he wanted to display musically was sandpapered down.
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I'd say they're better written songs, melodically, lyrically and musically.
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Musically, she does so with genres, styles and sonic textures.
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There's always something I want to explore musically or lyrically.
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We were trying to be funny more than musically good.
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Also, musically it's not too far off from the Strokes.
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Mr. Furlan — noble, fluid and musically sensitive — is a find.
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The language just never stops giving, both musically and philosophically.
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Who in Baltimore are you excited about right now, musically?
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Musically, do you feel people are scared of being themselves?
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What do you feel like your progression musically has been?
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Musically, you can get serious themes across while still being fun.
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Musically, there's not much new about a lot of these rappers.
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While it definitely stood out musically, storytelling-wise, Frozen was... okay.
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"Prince put the Twin Cities on the map, musically," Keller says.
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I like experimenting musically, sonically, and with my sense of style.
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I feel like it's some sort of in-between state, musically.
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Yeah, I don't think it's our best musically by any stretch.
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Musically they're the best thing I've ever heard in my life.
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It changed the world culturally, and it changed the world musically.
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I don't really have a vibe with [them] I guess, musically.
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I think people here are just more down to earth musically.
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But the songs tend musically distinct, sometimes sharp and sometimes heartbreaking.
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What's intriguing about his songs is that musically, they're so familiar.
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Some of them are really musically gifted, although some are not.
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And it has a beguiling, unexpected ending that feels musically perfect.
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He's been a big influence in my life musically and personally.
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He has a detailed genesis for each tune, lyrically and musically.
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As another way to develop something I haven't explored musically before.
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Musically it ends up being a little bit of a snapshot.
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But, like I said, musically, everything I know comes from Norway.
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That set the tone for where we wanted to go musically.
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The concerto is less overtly theatrical, though hardly less inventive musically.
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But musically 'Demon' is one of the most popular Russian operas.
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Mr. Jansons said his own near-death experience changed him musically.
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She remains a strong point of reference both musically and stylistically.
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It was, in short, a decade of repurposing—technologically, musically, culturally.
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What's the connection between the Bay and LA right now, musically?
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"It never changed anything about where I wanted to go musically".
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"I just wanted to give people a hug musically," Grande told Darden.
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Barker, 41, tells PEOPLE he's extremely proud of his musically inclined kids.
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Musically speaking, I like the late Brent [Mydland] era (the late 80s).
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Musically speaking, corniness is usually associated with whiteness, imitation, or derivative crossover.
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This dialog doesn't change the fact that, musically, the band is tight.
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People want the humor, the sarcasm, something not too musically out there.
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This is a study in doing a lot with a little, musically.
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And all the influences that surround you, I'm sure musically and personally?
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And musically, The Life of Pablo is a backslid Christian's anti-Yeezus.
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Torsos, feet, thighs, arms, and heads are used both sculpturally and musically.
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In some cases, the musically trained artist will devise her own arrangements.
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I think, musically, because of All Ears All Eyes All the Time.
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But I think Galician music is something special musically, and also culturally.
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There never really is separation, whether musically or outside of the studio.
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And I think that's how I am able to express myself musically.
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The Sixth is musically and socially the most unconventional of the set.
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Most rock stars put on musically superior, but visually boring halftime shows.
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But musically, it perhaps doesn't have the inventiveness that "The Nutcracker" does.
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"Tonight's the biggest night of our life musically thus far," Jordan says.
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"I never agreed with him musically," Mr. Elgart told The Morning Call.
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The '90s have been a huge inspiration for me musically and visually.
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His parents encouraged his interest in music and were musically inclined themselves.
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It's such a poetic piece, and it's so bewitching and hypnotic musically.
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Everybody contributed something musically, or in terms of image, to the group.
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Musically, I feel close to Lambkin's work with The Shadow Ring trio.
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Musically, she's much more than 'the one on those Major Lazer songs.
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Musically, this album turns being loud and obnoxious into a battle cry.
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Jay is vunerable here, and that's all I ever wanted from him musically.
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"You show me Haitian music so I can make it musically," said Williams.
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"He attempted to musically reproduce the feeling he had while surfing," Blair wrote.
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Tom: It's good to feel unprepared with what you're going to release musically.
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Personally, professionally, musically — where he was in '76 was definitely a high point.
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Musically, The Power of Failing was no less dramatic than its subject matter.
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Musically speaking, what did you do to make these songs come to life?
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Dusty Springfield is a constant inspiration for me as well, musically and vocally.
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Miller was always on the cusp of what was new, ever-evolving musically.
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He's a brilliant kind of genius musically, directorially, and he's a wonderful actor.
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When I hit 1987, it just seemed that nothing worked for me musically.
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We were on a really fun ride, compatible musically but also in life.
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He was so involved in every element of my life — professionally, personally, musically.
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You get to see how the sausage is made musically on the stage.
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She also took some advice from her "musically royal" dad to the set.
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What were some things you were influenced by musically when putting Escapements together?
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Naturally, he's just as musically-inclined in the show as he is IRL.
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What do you think has changed musically for you guys since the beginning?
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In 1975, I started getting very upset with what was going on musically.
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Queen Bey is many things — musically-gifted, fiercely talented, fashionable and even...funny.
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Do you think in a way the broader you are, musically, the better?
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Even its straightforward songs strain against themselves—a kind of musically embodied restlessness.
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Put out what you are and how you're feeling musically as it comes.
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What he was doing musically on the turntables was unprecedented at the time.
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"We discovered that he is so talented musically," Ngcobo told news station eNCA.
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To make something musically uninspiring enough to represent the pettiness that underlies it?
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The Texas-Jerusalem Crossroads is such a heavy album, both musically and thematically.
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I think it helped greatly that we progressed musically together as a group.
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"To me, jazz is whatever is transcending and pushing forward musically," says Leimburg.
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Musically, things are better then they have been in a very long time.
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What does "dark" tend to denote in drum & bass, musically, attitudinally, and culturally?
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How do you feel the band has grown musically since the last album?
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Musically, I spent a lot more time constructing guitar parts which is cool.
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But this is an artist in his absolute prime: artistically, lyrically and musically.
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Musically, for me, they are two of Chopin's most personal and sublime works.
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Barriers separating rap music and the mainstream (musically and culturally) have been obliterated.
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What areas do you need to improve in, musically or as a man?
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Musically, it's a pubescent growth spurt — sudden, jerky and accompanied by a sneer.
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It's her most thematically textured album, as well as her most musically adventurous.
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Rihanna, now 31, was apparently just getting started in 2010, musically and otherwise.
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Musically though, that can mean basically anything, which Club Chai's January compilation demonstrates.
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It was all over the map musically, and all the better for it.
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Hayley Kiyoko's 2018 album, Expectations, is not only musically wonderful but incredibly radical.
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Everything I've done musically feels like it was to get me to this point.
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At the end of the night we started playing together and we clicked musically.
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So, I've definitely inspired by them musically for what I'm going to do next.
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Musically, I am picking this record here, but its spirit is at the top.
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Musically I wanted it to be on a playlist that my dad could enjoy.
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Alessia Demachi is a musically gifted young woman with a dark and mysterious past.
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I've got some words, but I don't know what to do with it musically.
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Musically, these operas unfold as precisely written suites, dances, sonata forms, canons and more.
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Technologically and musically innovative, the album brought forward-thinking music to a widespread audience.
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And Karl, especially from the image end of things… well, Karl hated Hellhammer musically.
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Spotify says the analytics service is the first aimed at publishers, but as Musically.
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Socially, musically, I've always been somewhere between all of the things that I'm into.
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The same goes for fellow Chinese giants like Alibaba, or Musically/TikTok owner ByteDance.
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"Maybe" comes from the same planet as "Wings" but musically, it's a little darker.
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Chicago has taken after her big sister in a multitude of ways — including musically!
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In the installation, the experience is structured like a fugue, both musically and psychologically.
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Musically, he continued to innovate, transitioning from pop to soul and other musical genres.
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Marilyn Manson is clearly intelligent, and he likes to experiment both musically and socially.
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At this time, we were together as a couple and we connected musically, too.
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But while the show is musically pleasing, in dramatic terms, it is frequently limp.
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Musically, Zinner says the band tried not to deliberately adhere to the EP's style.
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" He added, "You don't want to miss the musically precise staging of Jack Hofsiss.
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Or are they musically psychic, improvising the now-famous "sha-sha-sha-shallow" harmony?
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If rasping could somehow be evoked musically, and beautifully, Ms. Mattila has done it.
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From an artist who's been on the rise since her breakthrough, it's musically regressive.
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Someone as beautiful, enigmatic, and musically talented as Sabine is pure catnip for Elodie.
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About funk, his past, and just life in general, yet mainly musically and spiritually.
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But musically, the sound of the record is something I would never make now.
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"Musically, geopolitically, emotionally, this Fiddler raises the roof," wrote Mark Lawson in The Guardian.
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We understand musically, creative[ly] and communally, we're mutants, and we own that shit.
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He was still musically active, with a new album set to release on Sept.
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Musically it's very dark and brooding, often teetering on the edge of uneasy experimentation.
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Musically and lyrically, every track is thought through, with debts called in and incurred.
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Over the past five seasons, he has focused on neglected and musically challenging works.
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Last month, Spotify announced new playlists for cats, dogs and their musically inclined owners.
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So far, Trappist-1 is the only musically enchanting planetary system in the galaxy.
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This track from Drake's 2017 mixtape "More Life" is repetitive both musically and lyrically.
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And he challenged me vocally and musically, and I miss that kind of interaction.
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It sounds heavy spelled out that way, but musically it's light as a feather.
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I'm really interested in and how that works musically on Turn Out the Lights.
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So, in a relationship, sober, shy, and I think musically, it sounds pretty shy.
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The video for EP single "GANG" is another strong statement both visually and musically.
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"He has made this institution as great as it has been musically," Mr. Gelb said.
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Prog bands, despite any sins—real or imagined—did some brave and musically adventurous deeds.
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Lyrically it's a bit of an enigma, but musically it's an anthem all the way.
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Musically, Solange has progressed from her previous album, 2016's A Seat at the Table.
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It's understated musically, as Dacus usually is, but damn do the lyrics pack a wallop.
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Joe Staten For me noir was something that everybody got, and Marty understood it musically.
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Her other stage works are also contemplative and sometimes static, but intellectually and musically rewarding.
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In one musically boisterous section, vertical columns shot across the screen like manic conveyor belts.
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The cast of 13 Reasons Why seem to get more musically talented by the day.
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Which is why I've decided to offer myself up as a musically challenged guinea pig.
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Lyrically, he's Alan Watts with an ancient syntax; musically, he's wherever those words take him.
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The bark and bite is there musically, too, which might be the album's greatest weakness.
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So I get in my own head about things sometimes and they come out musically.
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Buddy's pet parents seemed to sense their dog was musically inclined when they adopted him.
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Musically "Entartete Kunst" is certainly up there as one of the most aggressive Caїna tracks.
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When you imagine syrup musically now, you hear a type of woozy, melodic howling: i.e.
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This length of time actually helps me to grow musically and technically in the studio.
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These shows are musically eclectic, ranging from hardcore punk to krautrock, and tickets go quick.
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Musically, it combines many different genres to create something completely new while keeping our spirit.
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Musically speaking, you guys have always paid attention to politics, even from the very beginning.
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Musically it sits somewhere between the euphoric high of the club and a pop smash.
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It is weird and grim—definitely the direction we wanna go musically from now on.
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I got into punk rock, specifically a sub-genre called hardcore, but wasn't musically inclined.
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"I didn't really know who I was musically yet so I said no," she says.
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Studies show that children who are being musically trained show an improvement in intellectual abilities.
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But even if it isn't the most musically interesting soundbite, this recording is ecologically fascinating.
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Ultimately, what broke it—for me—was the fact that it's musically boring as hell.
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If I find something frustrating musically I know it's not the right time to work.
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Musically, it was a safe bet having her psychically imprinting on the space like that.
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Glen Matlock was the only talent musically in there, and he wrote all the songs.
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My dads a great drummer and has always been a huge influence musically for me.
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The goal was to take this story and try to make it come alive musically.
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It's definitely inspiring and musically I couldn't think of a better situation to be in .
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In which respects did EDM represent the antithesis of those styles, both musically and culturally?
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I can't really tell what's highbrow or lowbrow musically—[the distinction] gets on my nerves.
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Musically, the album dwells at the shadowy crossroads where black, death, and doom metal meet.
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Boi-1da, Drake's go-to producer, credited Murda for his relentlessness, both socially and musically.
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"Everything she was doing was musically mainstream but at the same time idiosyncratic," he said.
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The "Ring" I remember was musically imperfect but visually awesome, with moments of stunning grandeur.
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He knew what we wanted to hear, and he knew how to say it musically.
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We rounded up 15 of the region's most important acts, musically and socially, right now.
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It was no longer feasible, he continued, to distinguish between musically "correct" and "incorrect" camps.
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This kind of brand awareness isn't a new idea for musically inclined TV shows, either.
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It won the prestigious Ivor Novello Award for best song musically and lyrically in 2004.
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I play in Billy Changer too so I feel like we connect really well musically.
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Can you tell me some of your favorite moments of the set emotionally or musically?
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Barker, 41, told PEOPLE late last year that he's extremely proud of his musically inclined kids.
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They were atop pop's Olympus and, musically, met more than once in the culture's ample middle.
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And this song has left me wanting to know more about what she can do, musically.
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Musically, they also all are based around vocal samples which are pitched to behave like synthesizers.
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We all rag on Austin, but there is more going on here than most cities musically.
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"I was kinda musically a little sheltered," he says of himself prior to making the record.
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Hence, behold on Blackstar a whole bunch of beautiful, funny, scary, dreamy, intelligent, musically engaging kitsch.
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Both musically and stylistically he merged rock 'n' roll's hardcore past with its postmodern pop future.
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So many people contributed scenes to suggestions on who to collaborate with musically for the film.
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"I look forward to continuing to work with all three of my kids musically," she shares.
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There seems to be a New Order flavor to everything they've ever done visually and musically.
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I carry her strength and guidance with me through everything I do musically, and in life.
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Don't be afraid to let things go crazy and haywire sometimes with what's going on musically.
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The idea was that he was home writing things that were totally new for us, musically.
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And speaking of musically themed memes, we also need to talk about our latest dance idol.
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Musically, they sound like a blend of all the raw, exciting, bold guitar bands of yore.
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It's not about having two artists that have big hits together, they need to fit musically.
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What qualities (emotionally or musically or thematically or whatever) really draw you in as a listener?
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Musically, the city of Greater Sudbury does not have much going for it—now or ever.
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But this EP remains a portrait of a band in a transitional phase, musically and personally.
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And this musically inclined fellow, who longs to be the newest member of Florence + The Machine.
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Something about the Linn sound was so engaging & it set the tone 4 my ears, musically.
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Name three distinct ways that British documentary filmmaker Louis Theroux has influenced you musically and personally.
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Artists like Mvstermind, Bloom, 18andCounting and my FarFetched (music collective) family are transcending creative boundaries musically.
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In fact, he'd all but retreated from public view, physically and musically, for almost a decade.
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Musically, Mr. Davies could be inaccessible as well, writing scores that were technically and aurally demanding.
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Ms. Johnson makes unadorned, soundly structured, musically adept ballets for a lovely, unpretentious group of dancers.
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I feel like this full-length we just did is the best representation of us musically.
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Musically, there's so much more available now, with an ever expanding array of subgenres and styles.
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Your path musically seems a lot different than most of your peers in South Africa. Yeah.
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It's the implied precondition for his tone, for the way, musically, he simulates ennui amid luxury.
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The future didn't look bright and musically the majority of stuff around was directionless and bland.
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Visually and musically, "Naples in Veils" does little to conjure a sensation of passion or delirium.
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Musically the performance was excellent, with William Christie presiding over his superb ensemble Les Arts Florissants.
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You don't have to be musically literate to know the bumpy feel of a cross-rhythm.
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"I'm always going to be experimenting musically, trying new things," he told Complex in an interview.
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"It is musically vigorous and excellently staged," wrote Michael Billington, the theater critic for The Guardian.
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We wrote really long frickin' songs, we wrote a lot of stuff that was musically conceptual.
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When the original Woodstock happened, it was at a time and place that was absolutely exploding musically.
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Not musically — the astutely titled Ctrl, a shiny, crunchy, whirring R&B concoction, abounds with ear candy.
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Musically, it's their sturdiest and most expansive album, messy and rowdy within a conventional mainstream country blend.
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Nail also joked he's occasionally felt like a "crappy dad" because nothing "changed overnight" musically for him.
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The only question that remains is which House of Cards lead are you more musically compatible with?
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Or maybe you can get one of your more musically inclined friends to write a song.[NASA]
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Musically, the records and bands I like, I want them to be experimenting and trying new things.
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From there, [I decide] how I'm going to articulate the idea, whether it's musically or in photography.
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Buford: Well I think nowadays, pop music is more adventurous, musically and lyrically, than the underground stuff.
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For as musically interesting as they were, there was little doubt that McCabe was the band's star.
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It turns out the musically talented actor's new romantic interest Caitlin McHugh is a fellow music aficionado.
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"Musically, it's kind of depressing," Mario Tacca, an accordion player and longtime patron of Music Row, said.
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Now, is a bunch of children musically alluding to their moms and dads having sex kinda weird?
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Other launch partners include selfie editor Meitu, lipsyncing app Musically, Indian streaming music service Saavn and more.
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"I just feel like musically, I almost needed to get this song off my chest," Tomlinson explained.
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It's peaks and valleys in this industry, musically as to what's genre's hot and in the moment.
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I pushed myself musically to explore different ranges of my voice and try out different songwriting methods.
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Rock N Roll Consciousness, musically and conceptually, is a chronicle of everything that's led to that shift.
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Facebook is also starting to test a feature designed to steal users from teen sensation app Musically.
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It explained to me musically why they're interesting, historically why they're interesting, pop culture why they're interesting.
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"What you'll notice is, each one of them is musically brilliant, is lyrically brilliant," Mr. Berger said.
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"I just feel like musically, I almost needed to get this song off my chest," Tomlinson said.
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Now with Stages, Pope believes she finally has delivered a complete picture of who she is musically.
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"I don't know musically what Gwen and I would probably ever have in common," he said, laughing.
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I wasn't really educated musically back then, but it felt like these people are doing something different.
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It navigates shift in a number of senses: thematically—a break-up, a death – but also musically.
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When you read Jenkin's script and of course Baldwin's book, what was that gut reaction, particularly musically?
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Moreover, his career has given birth to pretty much everything we know now, both musically and culturally.
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I learned a lot about what it was I wanted to do musically when I lived there.
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"We never broke up as such, we just parted company and musically we moved on," says Gambler.
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For me, "Belly" had all of the elements of the culture in it, visually, musically, and aesthetically.
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Maple, a musically inclined golden retriever mix, reminded the world that dogs are always funnier than humans.
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"If you're musically talented and want to buy an instrument, that could make you happy," he said.
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Do you feel like your sound changed, or you've learned anything about yourself musically in that period?
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Ms. Molina may be sturdy one moment and meltingly pliant the next, but she's always musically sensitive.
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I am aiming to create a ground for those who prefer to take the "red pill" musically.
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His work started with musically reactive computer programming, and developed into physical robots as his studies continued.
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Cyrus has had some ups and downs, both musically and image-wise, including dabbling in cultural appropriation.
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The two opposing forces are portrayed musically by untempered naturally-occurring-overtones music, and tempered-tuning music.
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Isaac, with his easy charm, comes from a creative pedigree—a family of naturally musically-inclined folk.
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But the artist, known for being ahead of his time musically, is not giving up so easily.
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But musically it is, too, in being as refined and complex as "Pelléas" or anything by Ravel.
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It's a young orchestra, and the recent years have been not stable for the organization, musically speaking.
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Even though we felt excited about making the music, it pushed us a lot musically as well.
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Prince's studio was emphatically not a party scene, and not occupied by people who couldn't contribute musically.
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Jeremy is introduced as an earnest, handsome and musically gifted kid from a financially strapped Indiana family.
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"I really feel like this is a new chapter for me, both musically and kind of personally."
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In the early days of PiL, fans and critics resisted Mr. Lydon's new, more musically adventurous, direction.
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"It was so new, yet musically familiar, so I grabbed them for the Palomino stage," Vee said.
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"Josh is more elegant and understated about how smart and complex he's being musically," Thomas Bartlett said.
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"He's a real dramaturg, musically," Mr. Mayer said shortly before the start of the first stage rehearsal.
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What would we have, musically speaking, had we just kept this place all to our initial selves?
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While there, he got to messing around musically with Tim Brown and Brian Van Proyen from Elway.
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It reinvigorated contemporary music with a soul—musically speaking, but more importantly spiritually speaking—that was missing.
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On EDEN, Ivy sowed her seeds musically, and she used WEST and EAST to exercise her sound.
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However, we worked well together and were able to create songs and connect with each other musically.
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The music that resulted finds ways to be entertaining, musically exciting, and serious all at the same time.
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In the meantime, watch Miguel musically sext all of us in his "Come Through and Chill" performance above.
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Musically, I'm proud of it—I'm proud of all our records—but I had problems with my throat.
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Such thoughtful songwriting and intense production is truly the work of a mind operating on another level, musically.
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She's beautiful and she's talented, and they have that musically in common, so that goes a long way.
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Buford: It's also tough because we lived in Providence forever, and I feel like musically it's more diverse.
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"I wanted the songs to feel true to what was going on musically during the '90s," says Lopes.
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We all have a lot of respect for each other, but I don't feel like we collide musically.
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This production — musically vibrant, dramatically a dud — for better and worse offers a prime example of the genre.
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Hudson said he started posting videos to TikTok as a joke when it was still known as Musically.
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It's probably largely due to the fact that everything we're approaching musically is a culture clash in itself.
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" It's musically daring, features superb musicianship and yielded a monster hit that became a jazz standard: "Take Five.
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Musically, these torch songs are throwbacks, conjuring up images of a single spotlight in a dusky piano bar.
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She's billing it as a "new beginning" which, after a couple of shaky years musically, might be welcome.
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At this point in my life I am expanding personally/musically and gravitating more towards uplifting, conscious rap!
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Musically, this is the cohesion of four minds teasing out what naturally finds its way into the room.
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But musically, what a lot of people don't know, is that Dre took credit for all the songs.
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Whatever I express musically I express in my movements and what covers my body goes along with it.
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We had very little in common musically, but we were involved and accepted as doing our own thing.
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I also think that musically there wasn't a lot they could do that hadn't already been done before.
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After seven years on the air, Ryan Murphy's cast of musically inclined high schoolers sang their last song.
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It sounds absolutely huge in a club too thanks to the enormous kick drum, whilst remaining understated musically.
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"Prince was such an influence in my life musically ... my eyes teared up when I read about it."
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Musically, this isn't much different than the straight edge stuff that came out in the 80s and 90s.
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Musically, though, with its acoustic dueting and gentle harmonies, it's some of Flight of the Conchords' strongest work.
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It shouldn't be a revelation that she's experienced that space musically: she's a Texas Bama, a Houston girl.
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That definitely overlaps with thinking musically about triangle waves versus sine waves, and prickly sounds versus smooth sounds.
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Even if it wasn't an idea we used, it was worth trying, because they were very musically informed.
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The first and last song also share a common theme musically and lyrically bringing the album full-circle.
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So if it's not of depth lyrically and not of depth musically you've got no shot over there.
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Woods dismisses any connection or commonality between All Pigs Must Die and the right-wing, musically or otherwise.
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Mostly. When you revive a work as musically galvanic and ecstatic as "The Gospel at Colonus," expect electricity.
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But these two elements of "Frozen" — the somber and the silly — are not blending, visually, musically or emotionally.
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In that way, to me, it was absolutely stunning, musically and visually, as well as in the performances.
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He had been asked to create a music program for students who were not musically inclined, he said.
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That outline applies to all three versions of the opera, but every section is musically different in each.
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Besides, for those who aren't avid book readers, "Hamilton" offers a musically irresistible alternative for absorbing American history.
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Neither of her parents were musically inclined: Her father was a lawyer and her mother was a schoolteacher.
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In his first attempt to separate himself musically from the group, Louis once again blends into the background.
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D. and I thought Book of Mormon was far superior in storyline, and Hamilton was far superior musically.
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In ME (Holt, $199053), Elton matures musically as a pub pianist at the Northwood Hills Hotel in England.
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Musically it is not their strongest, but this is one such occasion where the lyrics overpower almost everything.
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You have to start working on shaping the rhyming and what it's about so that it works musically.
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Letra is a funky collection of songs; each doing something very different musically, but they blend together seamlessly.
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But while this might be his first time behind a piano, Tatum is no stranger to expressing himself musically.
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What impact has "I Will Survive" had, musically or culturally, that makes it worthy of inclusion in the NRR?
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He said his younger sister was musically talented and wanted to be a jazz singer when she grew up.
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There are songs in his catalog that he hears and cringes, but he believes others still hold up, musically.
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The key to a good musically is to "be creative, be yourself, and use good lighting," she tells PEOPLE.
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They criticized her style, which then involved, sartorially, androgynous suits, and musically, operatic odes to her character Cindi Mayweather.
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I mean, musically it all percolated in Jake's mind—style-wise, it's his brainchild, he is the primary songwriter.
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He does this musically, especially through the use of trap beats ("Not Alike") and musical references to other artists.
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The first album I love for many personal reasons, but musically we were still trying to find our feet.
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In that same tradition, La La Land utilizes leitmotif to musically delineate the paired themes of love and ambition.
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By partnering with Live Nation, though, NextVR seems like it has given itself a lot of choices, musically speaking.
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There's so much on this album compared to the others, and even musically, we put so much into it.
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Musically, I get the feeling that he didn't care if he ever made another note of music after that.
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I think musically it's really interesting; I played with time signature shifts and there are a million chord changes.
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But this is the kind of African record so musically deft that such niceties end up not mattering much.
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It coheres as a united whole, with its own unique sonic identity, and musically it's tighter than initially evident.
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Wada's band Open Reel Ensemble gives old tech new relevance by musically repurposing outdated ventilation fans and TV sets.
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Four musically talented New York teens take their after school hobby professional after being discovered in a talent competition.
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Mat: We do that musically too I think, with a very crossover fanbase of goths, punks, and metal heads.
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The group gives producers and DJs a way to connect with people who are into the same things musically.
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" Bad meaning manufactured and "musically underwhelming", boujee meaning "removed from the raindrops and drop tops of lived, earned experience.
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Which albums do you feel are most successful conceptually, and which albums do you feel are most successful musically?
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Beyoncé: Lemonade (Columbia) So we know this would-be soundtrack functions musically as an art-soul concept album, right?
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The aria, in which Marnie tries to escape her husband but catches herself having second thoughts, was musically satisfying.
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Einer Bankz isn't doing much musically, but he's created the space for Project Youngin to lean into his emotion.
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Josiah Wise, who performs as serpentwithfeet, has made a name for himself musically with his passionate, gospel-fueled songs.
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And that was musically what was happening—then in '91 all this nutrient rich music comes to the forefront.
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Its founder, the musically inclined ruler Frederick the Great, was involved in the casting and costumes for some productions.
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Anyway, without sounding like a miserable prick, we thought we should switch things up a bit this year, musically.
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His father, Allen, and his mother, Ida (Rubin) Rosen, were both musically inclined; in a 2014 interview with violinist.
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They have clung to a catalog and a persona that were musically bold, verbally shocking and entirely self-created.
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There are no short cuts in growing up, as Clayton finds out, neither musically nor as a young man.
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And sometimes you do want to try something challenging, musically or choreographically or in terms of theater or something.
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Every year, musically inclined celebrities try to capitalize on the holiday season by releasing Christmas-themed songs or albums.
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For the record, I enjoyed all your stuff up to date, but it's obviously different both musically and aesthetically.
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There's a song about a dating app addiction between a man and woman that takes a musically unexpected turn.
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Kaitlyn also uses pitches, so we had a lot in common musically, even though the Buchla isn't one thing.
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We have bypassed the point where a benevolent and musically inclined parent transformed Eminem and Weezer songs into children's lullabies.
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But Case is more uncompromising than ever, musically and intellectually, when it comes to putting up with other people's bullshit.
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The concert's other three selections featured two pianos — less claustrophobic for the players, no doubt, but no less musically dense.
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Barack Obama has been one of the most musically fluent presidents by far, especially when it comes to popular music.
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Knowing that I was on to something special musically, I began the task of penning lyrics to this new creation.
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The retired MLB pro posted a video of him sandwiched between the famously musically gifted duo: Lopez and Anthony, 50.
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Though they have less in common musically than other shows on this list, Assassins was a huge influence on Hamilton.
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The stickers could also get young Instagrammers singing along to their favorite songs the way 60 million Musically users do.
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It's a pale imitation of the more dynamic musically-driven battle sequences in Guardians of the Galaxy or Thor: Ragnarok.
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A small collection of small-scale songs, both lyrically and musically, the praise heaped on Thrush Metal has been manifold.
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With MANHIGH I experience the chance to channel my influences, things that impress or move me, both musically and aesthetically.
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It's unclear what role Aguilera will play, but we wouldn't be surprised, of course, if her character were musically inclined.
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They were very musically aware, looked like they went to art school, they were very creative, and I respect that.
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I still have that need to break free of those constraints and to try to push things musically and to.
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" Mr. Yarrow said Mr. De Cormier was important because "none of us was musically articulate enough to write it down.
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Her solos on Tuesday were as virtuosic and musically cogent as any lover of the jazz tap tradition could desire.
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"Nirvana had a big influence on this generation musically, but lyrically it definitely rubs me the wrong way," he said.
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I think there are two differences here—one is that musically, it's utterly formulaic [compared to earlier modern indie tracks].
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Lots of actors want to sing, and many even try it, but most of those are not cut out, musically.
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The Ride the Lightning sessions under Rasmussen's care might have been the beginning of a more musically mature James Hetfield.
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And yet there's a contemporary scene that makes all the sense in the world for the musically inclined sports figure.
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But it's also at the very bottom end of one which posits cool, musically-savvy bloggers as his primary audience.
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It's a throwback musically so I'm a little too nostalgia-ridden to see where it fits with younger fans today.
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I don't feel particular musically influenced by this band, but from 2002 through 2007 Lightning Bolt felt kind of inescapable.
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Silent, Mexicali's great goth hope, are as musically compelling and improbably handsome as their band name is difficult to google.
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I think musically, I'm very Norwegian, but my Norwegian is way worse than my Dutch is, so I don't know.
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This musically inclined couple met during season 16 of "American Idol" in 2018, and they have been together ever since.
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"The job of a composer is to be really sensitive, is to interpret the emotion of things, musically," she said.
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"Finishing the Hat," from "Sunday in the Park With George" Musically, it's interesting because it's six flats: G flat major.
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Musically, Jesus Is King proves West is capable of the genius he once had, just not on the same scale.
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Though these theatrical episodes were musically effective, I liked the opera best when Mr. Lang's music turned more overtly expressive.
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Mr. Briggs is delicate, courteous, sentimental; his dancing is at once the most eye-pleasing and the most musically abstruse.
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It is a visually and musically bold evening, but the script takes a back seat to the production's immersive ambitions.
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The 25-year-old comes from a musically inclined lineage: Her grandfather, Berry Gordy, founded the famed label Motown Records.
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It's not overbearing, it's not as musically ambitious or poppy, it's mostly guitar and piano—really just kind of furniture.
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So Colors is technically a concept record musically but the EP and Parallax II pair as your first conceptual story.
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The struggle for these producers is that the beats that sell often aren't the most personally fulfilling or musically interesting.
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Noname is not only important musically, but this artist has a very powerful political message that all need to hear.
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Having reached the top of the top musically, Jackson's personal life took a turn towards being too weird to be believed.
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Ten-year-old girls in revealing clothing singing along to the scandalous lyrics of pop songs frequently populated the Musically leaderboard.
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Musically and visually, the Metropolitan Opera's first staging of Gioachino Rossini's Guillaume Tell in over 80 years is a tremendous success.
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Here's hoping he realizes that means musically, too—and that Doctor Who thrives when its not afraid to shred a little.
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Nicks got heavily involved with cocaine and lost the plot a bit musically until she dropped "Rooms on Fire" in 1989.
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And the fact that musically they've become better at their job makes this second chance even better than the first one.
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LONDON — Whatever David Bowie did, whether musically or in fashion, acting or politics, it always seemed to come from the future.
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But as far as musically, I think the creativity out [here in Europe] on a lot of things, is really high.
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This one came at the beginning of the first Gulf War, and Houston hit every note perfectly, both musically and patriotically.
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Musically his style tended toward an electric blend of soul, blues, funk, jazz, and classic rock that was all his own.
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That's when I said the line in the song, '1D now I'm out free,' just means free to musically go about.
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But this track from Lauren Jenkins is musically so damn good and, well, pure that I was immediately drawn to it.
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Nick Jonas has already gone solo musically, but it seems he'd now like to do the same in his personal life.
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The American Idol winner seemingly plays it safe musically because she feels she's taking her chances with milquetoast political statements instead.
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DeGraw says he felt inspired musically when she was sick, yet he couldn't finish a single song he tried to write.
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It signifies change, both musically and mentally while also revisiting influences that confounded our interest in music in the first place.
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Our sources say the get-together proved to be super productive ... not just musically, but in repairing their once-fractured relationship.
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Once a brilliant behind-the-scenes producer, he burst out on his own musically with his 2003 album The College Dropout.
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Baseball is rich in extravagant, aspirational, beautifully and even musically American names; we have been over this, and more than once.
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Yet drawing transparent, glowing playing from the orchestra, Mr. Nézet-Séguin had this score seeming not just refined but musically significant.
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Flying Lotus has never been one to back down from a challenge musically, spreading his talents to cover every musical landscape.
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Her voice lends the band a hard, streetwise edge, and musically, Substratum splits the difference between Accept and early Iron Maiden.
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He began with something festive in mood, but musically feisty: the premiere of Magnus Lindberg's "EXPO," a spiky 10-minute score.
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Musically inclined from an early age, he began playing the accordion at 3 and took up the harmonica in his teens.
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Musically it's been really hard for me, because he will just lie to people and it makes the artist look bad.
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Being forced to write together, and naturally flocking together like the tribe that we are, caused us to naturally musically collide.
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Musically, it's in the wheelhouse of what we've done—sludgy stuff mixed with fast stuff—but lyrically it's more of clichéd.
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Despite the talents of the artists in your list, there are many more with equal or better things to share musically.
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The music companies today market crossover acts who can sell merchandise to fans who are more fashion-minded than musically interested.
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"Travis Scott is my favorite artist and makes my favorite music and pushes me to be better musically," said one slide.
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This project was both a test to push myself musically, and also very much an in-the-moment kind of thing.
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If you're looking for something more on the dark and twisted spectrum musically, this one needs to be on your playlist.
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It's a cover band job that works for our particular social climate but not so much on its own merits musically.
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But while they stand out for the initial sticker shock, they don't then underscore why these alliances might be musically beneficial.
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But then some dancer would flash a fresh variation, musically witty or physically astonishing, and my doubt would dissolve into pleasure.
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There's an accordion and a drum-circle-type drum, for those who like to either nerd out or chill out, musically.
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The musically diverse group of inaugural winners have sparked deep social conversation, influenced culture and inspired our customers around the world.
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Critic's Notebook Where to begin to plumb the mind of Johann Sebastian Bach, which, musically at least, seems limitless in capacity?
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" She added, "It's the universal nature of music, the fact that the world is getting smaller because we're all connected musically.
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The light touch that Cilea brings to bear, while preventing the drama from slipping into mawkish excess, sometimes feels musically thin.
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The fun as a listener is the interpretations musically, lyrically, and the connected dots of this man's behemoth career and influence.
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Aivi felt that we'd be musically stronger and faster as a team, and suggested that we audition together as Aivi & Surasshu.
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It's an amazing feeling to be so connected with an artist who musically connects with the city on such an intense level.
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"Revolution 9", at over eight minutes and composed of singing, speech, sound effects and tape loops was musically revolutionary in its composition.
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But unquestionably, the film's most American moment, both musically and on the whole, comes when Aman sees Naina for the first time.
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Musically, Katie Ellen isn't entirely removed from Pyle's work with Chumped—due in part to Chumped drummer Dan Frelly joining her here.
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We've both got sons who are in their teens and into the music scene and we know how musically educated they are.
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"He was a very generous, helpful and educated man, musically," Beatles expert and friend Ray Connolly tells PEOPLE of the legendary producer.
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"Musically, I like to try a lot of different things, and physically, I try a lot of different things too," Hexum says.
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Drake and Adele may not have a lot in common, musically, but the two Grammy winners appear to have a budding friendship.
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It sets the tone for the album, which sticks musically to the band's synth-pop style, but lyrically veers into heavier territory.
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Scores of popular memes, future YouTube/Snapchat/Instagram/Musically stars, and the sponsored social content craze all came out of the app.
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When you go on tour you get so pumped up to make more music, learn more about yourself, and grow more musically.
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"There's Nothing Holdin' Me Back" also has a lot going on musically — let's start with that almost Middle Eastern-sounding guitar part.
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The current panel of Ms. Lopez, Harry Connick Jr. and Keith Urban is more craft-focused, offering musically detailed and specific critiques.
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Occasionally, an artist or a song that my housemate and I liked would creep into what we deemed a musically mismatched context.
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Musically, there's no denying the hot simmer of "DNA," the mocking piano figure on "Humble," the percussive oomph that defines the album.
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Musically, their live sets combine their heritage with newer influences: traditional Arabic samples mixed into anything from glitchy electronica to liquid DnB.
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" Smith himself also addressed the divorce rumors — only he did it musically, via a clip from his new song "To The Clique.
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He's a Saturday Night Live comedian; she's a pop star whose list of famous exes includes mostly people she's musically collaborated with.
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That's the biggest part of it: It's where we are musically, but where we are as people gets brought into the mix.
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And if they were infectious and energetic, then I had to have the same energy, inside what Rodney construed as possible musically.
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We played with that conflicted duality in all that we presented, musically and visually, because that was central to the whole concept.
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Noisey: You've said Temple University was where you grew musically, what was it about the school that you think helped your process?
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If I were to wager a guess, I'd say a cinematically and musically stunning comeback from Sam Smith is in the works!
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In the strange space, the acoustics and reverb forced Bischoff to slow down musically, leading to the ambient vibe of his album.
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There are a lot of songs, like "Us of Lesser Gods," that even though they aren't heavy musically, they're very powerful songs.
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Musically, it's very similar to using a loop pedal – you stack layers of the same length on top of each other, indefinitely.
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Boles: I worked with people like Dinah Washington, Little Esther, Etta James, Etta Jones, B.B. King, but I was very blessed, musically.
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Musically, Ms. Ebersole is a freewheeling time traveler whose affection for operetta and vaudeville allows her to hopscotch merrily through the decades.
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In a time when hip hop is supersaturated with vapid pop hits and petty feuds, Lamar is socially resonant and musically gifted.
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There's an obvious mutual admiration between the two: "Chris is completely fearless, musically," Frankel tells me when Bailoni is out of earshot.
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From those musically-minded parents, he was exposed to and fell in love with 80s funk, 70s soul, and 60s psych rock.
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"They're definitely making London the most exciting place musically for me," he tells me, marveling at their peak-time, full throttle stamina.
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Little wonder then that Chicago sludgecore act Angry Gods might find themselves musically trudging along that same footpath into dread and despair.
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Zedd himself leads the musically diverse first wave of performers, which also includes Skrillex, Halsey, Macklemore, Tinashe, Daya, Incubus, and Imagine Dragons.
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Yet on this artistic breakthrough her "real life rap" matches her conversational, comprehensible, musically modest flow to content that's anything but regional.
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Musically what kind of vibe can we expect from the label and how will that differ from Church and your other efforts?
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Maybe that means opting for a brightly colored, musically scored celebration of life instead of a hushed service at a funeral home.
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Haim have been musically lowkey since their supporting tour for debut album Days Are Gone even as their profile has technically risen.
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She took piano lessons as a kid, but didn't really start musically blossoming until 2008, when she adopted the E+E moniker.
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I have the highest respect for those who are overtly scientific within their work, musically speaking, but that's not who I am.
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We need to work out how we're musically relevant, socially relevant for those people, to work out who our customers are now.
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She makes a contemporary and topical move, politically and musically, with "Don't Lie to Me," a song she wrote with three collaborators.
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The sense of pressure as the men from her past catch up with her is musically and dramatically important in the opera.
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Shot in chilly, silky digital black and white, it plays with chronology in a way that seems both casual and musically precise.
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Arguably, Ace Hotel, the small hotel company founded in Seattle in 1999 by a trio of musically focused entrepreneurs, perfected that design.
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Musically, too, it fosters diversity with a targeted training program that teaches choristers to sing in a variety of styles and sounds.
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But probably the one thing that, outside of musically, sticks out for STRFKR is that they're the most unpretentious group of guys.
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Moving out of my tweens, I felt social pressure to mature musically—move on from Backstreet Boys to Nirvana, as it were.
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The new stuff we are working on is way more fun musically, and I think a lot more people will enjoy it.
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My friends began to call me Ghetts, so soon I took on that name, not realizing how much I was changing musically.
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It's a lush, orchestral version of the song, and it contains a fascinating style of orchestral instruction that musically mimics the ocean.
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Musically the Tennessee boys work a bright brand of indie-pop that's entirely at odds with the physical angst manifested in this video.
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"My mom doesn't know too much about the music industry because she's not musically gifted," the 18-year-old admitted before her performance.
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"I started to feel confident that I could deliver something that was an homage to Robin Williams but was musically different," he said.
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Musically, her flow and the chorus remind me so strongly of MC Lyte — and that's not a good thing, it's a great thing.
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I think people enjoyed it musically, and it was something that they could sing along to very easily — it's not a complicated song.
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Lisa's biggest form of support at Double Whammies is Danyelle (Shayna McHayle, also known musically as Junglepussy), one of the few Black waitresses.
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If we need to slow it down and invite a little more grace, I do that musically to encourage that direction of flow.
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But The King of Limbs and now A Moon Shape Pool are as musically diffuse as their lyrics, leaving the words themselves exposed.
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Ballerini: Musically: Taylor Swift and Hillary Scott, people that are my friends and people who I respect what they've done in their careers.
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Pornography by The Cure and Tinderbox by Siouxsie and the Banshees, between those two records it was just so musically influential for me.
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"Our favorite band is Led Zeppelin, and they made a huge impression on our lives musically," frontman Pat Monahan said in a statement.
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The youngest of three children, Robinson was born in Toronto to musically inclined parents who eloped when they were both in high school.
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In addition to being musically-inclined (that's him jammin' on the flute), he also runs left-field house/techno/dnb/everything label 1432R.
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Sky has the magnetic presence of a rockstar, and it's great to see her potentially headed in that direction a little more musically.
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The record starts slow with "Exceptionally Ordinary," an all acoustic jam setting the pace for the record lyrically before it expands itself musically.
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" Later, he clarified his statements when he wrote, "The pop stars collab with the big edm djs.... MUSICALLY it hasnt evolve since 2011.
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Sherman-Palladino "always let me do what I thought was best, and she always pushed to do something very different musically," Phillips says.
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Though Cuushe has always been musically inclined, it took her a while to build the dream pop universe in which she now resides.
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Emilio Navaira, a Tejano singer from Texas who successfully straddled borders both musically and geographically, died on May 16 in New Braunfels, Tex.
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Musically inclined from a young age, he attended Michigan's Interlochen Center for the Arts in the summer of 1967, the Daily Beast reported.
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As a musician, George has an abundance of musically inclined friends, which makes the fact that the bus' radio is broken more bearable.
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But plenty of people will respond to the possibilities and limitations of a machine with their own innovations and a musically defiant spirit.
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David helped us source the sound system for the quarterly party, and musically hosted it until he retired from playing records for good.
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It seems that the less interesting and less musically challenging something becomes, the more closely it's then related to the definition of pop.
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He reformed his own Gregg Allman Band and toured the country, but couldn't find his form musically; alcohol continued to play a role.
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She performed a never-before-attempted solo on her calculagraph and rotary dial—proving that even non-musical objects can be used musically.
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The weakest part of "Sweet Land" is the first: "Contact," much of which takes place behind that scrim, is musically and dramatically murky.
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Back then she was feeling "musically restless," as she put it in a recent email, and was looking for ways to test herself.
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It's an incredible thing to relate to someone musically for years and years and then develop a relationship with them outside of that.
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Musically, there are already indications that the intense atonality of "A Day in the Life" is a key to the sound of 1967.
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Finding Houston musically undernourished as well, she helped create the nonprofit group Young Audiences and formed the Lyric Art Quartet in that city.
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And it is very important to me that I write well musically — that if I'm writing for an orchestra, I do it well.
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There's something so introspective about this song, both lyrically and musically, that it hardly seems like anyone else could possibly have been involved.
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Bold, snicker-out-loud funny, magnetic and unsettling through its power-struggle convolutions, this production musically and dramatically fills the company's looming proscenium.
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I'm feeling musically adventurous this morning, so I start a promising Arab pop Spotify playlist and settle in to write some test proposals.
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Anna Shoemaker "If You're Going (I'll Go)" If this is what Gen Z is going to be like musically, I am all in.
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A technically adept bassist with a smooth tenor voice, Mr. Wetton came up musically in London in the late 22006s and early '22008s.
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Musically, we were making the exact statement we wanted to make, and looking back on it, it still feels that way to me.
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Musically, I became very inspired by an aesthetic period after the first wave of rock and roll had ended in the late 50s.
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It makes sense—the songs were always supposed to connect musically—so I guess the titles continued that without me even realizing it.
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Travis Barker's kids are already musically inclined, so it's only a natural next step for them to attend music's biggest night of the year.
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The musically minded will hate budget offerings with weak bass, mids and highs, but plenty of average users will be just fine with these.
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It is a powerful moment musically, a release after the recurring, piercing violins that had previously reflected the anxiety and frustration of the Prisoner.
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It wasn't the musically rich place (which is a generous way of saying oversaturated) where rock could thrive or sink, depending on the day.
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Musically, hearing Townshend's songs bolstered by a full orchestra truly cements his status as a composer in the continuum of Tchaikovsky, Straus and Bernstein.
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He said an older gynecologist he worked with loved to sing, and before retiring he encouraged the musically talented doctor to do the same.
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And musically, although the bones of the groove were there, the heart of it, when we did that first version, there was no structure.
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In his five-star review, The Guardian's Peter Bradshaw called "Cold War" a "mysterious, musically glorious and visually ravishing film" with "an exquisite chill".
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Known for being musically lush and lyrically frank, the majority of Owen's songs have typically revolved around the everyday: drinking, familial relationships, more drinking.
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Musically, it lavishes in the world of teeny tiny sounds: electronic beats that seem to barely make a thud, intertwining twinkling 8-bit flourishes.
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Issa Album, unlike previous projects the Atlanta rapper has released, showed a wider range of what 21 had to offer both musically and emotionally.
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But Latterman, musically, was always closer to Blink-182 than it was most other bands that sing songs that are politically driven in theme.
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The two singer-songwriters come from radically different places—musically, spiritually, geographically, culturally, name it—but life has thrown them both into similar spots.
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Musically, I find myself listening to a lot of non-contemporary stuff, like Greek choral music—more for the atmosphere than to directly reference.
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It's unfortunate that this musically beautiful event will possibly survive only through phone footage unless you decided to make the trip out to Gothenburg.
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Musically, strong plinks of glockenspiel are just audible against blown-out walls of guitars and heated vocals; it's a successful exercise in total flagrancy.
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If we had gone with a more recent machine that's maybe more eco-groovy and streamlined, it wouldn't have been nearly as musically productive.
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The result is the Houston native's most musically polished project to date and an earnest look at the ever-crumbling world we live in.
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We embrace it really more musically than anything else because of the way that Adrien Young, Ali, and Shaheed Muhammed [created] the original score.
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For the Griffin-Newman clan, he's their son, grandson, brother, cousin, and nephew, always with with them, if not physically, then spiritually or musically.
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Like LJ, he's musically multitalented: in my band he sings, plays keyboard and guitar and often rearranges songs on the fly for acoustic performances.
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Gentry's songs brought telling unconventional detail to her Mississippi roots; she was also musically sophisticated and more ambitious than her label could quite handle.
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I think [in country radio] being musically left of center is probably a little harder than your lifestyle being a little left of center.
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No longer the devil's music denounced by some Christians a half-century ago, the rock songs of these movies are yearning but musically easygoing.
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TikTok grew its U.S. footprint first by acquiring U.S. karaoke company Musically in 2017 and then by spending roughly $1 billion on U.S. marketing.
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Daniil Trifonov's "Perspectives" series at Carnegie Hall might garner more headlines, but that of Janine Jansen — an ideal violinist — is just as interesting musically.
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It's obvious to you that a voice has the same work to do, musically speaking, as the sax or the trumpet or the piano.
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"Musically speaking this is the most culturally rich pocket of American existence outside of jazz," he said of the region where bluegrass was forged.
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The Dust Bowl rolls into town with this musical tribute to that great American folk singer, Woody Guthrie, performed by four musically inclined actors.
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"I think Musically before TikTok, and TikTok deserve a ton of credit for popularizing this format," admits Instagram director of product management Robby Stein .
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Both composers, Mr. Korstvedt said, began musically in the world of Catholic church music, and their approach to dissonance was rooted in that tradition.
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I build up a lot of angst at work and usually take that out musically, so in a lot of ways, it's pretty helpful.
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Musically, the song is the kind of downtrodden waltz that Ryan Adams would build a career on, but Schwarzenbach sounds like a hungover foghorn.
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While MR-808 Interactive isn't real-time programmable, it does allow even non-musically inclined visitors to program beats in a 16-step sequence.
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Facebook Lasso has a steep uphill climb ahead as it hopes to chase the musical video app it cloned, China's TikTok (which merged with Musically).
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It's an album filled with the same jagged song structures and vastness fans have come to expect, yet it feels bolder and more musically defined.
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The car is even more musically-inclined than most: the infotainment system plays notes from the Detroit Symphony Orchestra as alerts for 25 car features.
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The Women's March, set to take place the weekend of Donald Trump's inauguration, is bringing together women all over the country — both physically and musically.
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Musically, it's more of the (very welcome) same— Napalm Death- and Insect Warfare-worshipping razor-sharp riffs, punchy drumming, snotty screeches, massive breakdowns, and all.
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Her small, confident, capable voice is tough because, as a lesbian competing in a man's world both musically and erotically, she has to be tough.
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When I hadn't done anything musically in a while, I would question, How do you go from no song to the start of a song?
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These albums include some of Eno's most beautiful, and in contradiction of his "non-musician" philosophy (Oblique Strategy: "discard an axiom"), most musically virtuosic moments.
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But the opening strains of "We Will Rock You" were perhaps the most riveting musically, a moment as worthy of the Grammys as the Oscars.
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We were talking about race a bit earlier, but the lineup musically is also really diverse every year and I think is a huge draw.
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Not all these forays in new directions work: the song "Not In Kansas" strives too hard to be political, and is ambling and musically stilted.
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It's a majestic 11-song "story album," tracing the young producer's journey from solitude to love, that demonstrates his impressive range, both musically and emotionally.
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She could drop in on a different creative world that might benefit from her trendsetting eye, and it could help inspire her musically, as well.
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If you've been missing the '80's nostalgia-meets-horror aesthetic of Stranger Things, the Black Mirror movie Bandersnatch has you covered — at least musically.
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Vision has two younger (and very musically inclined) twin sisters, Adrina and Adora, who were born just a little more than a year after him.
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Everything is just going so well, musically speaking, since I got these injections because I'm actually able to use my face again while I play.
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China already has a slew of HQ copy-cats, like "Million Dollar Hero" from Toutiao, the news app owned by Bytedance that recently acquired Musically.
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Prince was one of the most influential artists of his generation, both musically and because of how he handled his business in the music industry.
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Musically, Lineage twins a classic 4/4-orientated dance floor with a second sound system specializing in classic rap cuts reclaimed from straight, commercial clubs.
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It was something that references what was to come musically later in my career, and it was what I was genuinely into at the time.
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"Musically speaking you can get to establish a theme and you can just push the limits of that theme and just every season," Djawadi says.
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"That type of aggression or urgency and immediacy stayed with me in everything I always did, but maybe just took different forms, musically," he elaborates.
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A 39-residence boutique residential building in Chelsea, the only one in NYC designed by legendary architect Zaha Hadid, has attracted some musically-inclined celebrities.
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His father, Lee, a sawmill worker, was a talented singer; Ralph and his brother Carter, though, were the only musically inclined children in the family.
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What could Mr. Banks — known for his post-punk revivalism in Interpol — and RZA, a vanguard of golden-age hip-hop, have in common musically?
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Audience Score: 94%The flick tells the story of a musically gifted boy who learns about his family while exploring the Land of the Dead.
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With a skilled three-piece band, it's the most musically adventurous of the shows I saw: part indie, part Arabic, almost a little bit jazz.
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Musically, "Zombie" encapsulates the great Cranberries effect, which relies not only on their mournful guitar or O'Riordan's voice, but on the play between the two.
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If their baby is as musically talented as Alena, their first child, the world has another Jonas sibling band to which it can look forward.
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Long Island's Silent Majority played a massive role in influencing more commercially successful bands like The Movielife and GlassJAw, both in vocal stylings and musically.
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Lynch, the most musically adept of the three, focuses on the music, while Arkley and Barnebey do most of the planning and building of sculptures.
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Even though the duo are musically opposite, Charly and Margaux complement each other, mixing together the viola's dark romanticism and the violin's colorful, upbeat vibe.
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Just to hear how different yet relatable he was definitely influenced me musically, just to remain in pocket with who I am and my message.
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Even Penny Woolcock's intelligent production, set in a tsunami-prone shantytown in Sri Lanka, can't paper over the musical flaws of this musically luscious opera.
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"You can't tie her down geographically, you can't tie her down musically, and it's also hard to tie her down in conversation," Mr. Coscarelli said.
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Still, "Symphonic Dances" is an intriguing piece — musically, conceptually, visually — and it's a relief to remember Mr. Scarlett's gifts after two recent disappointing narrative works.
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That might have been alright when Snapchat was shrinking and TikTok was still Musically, but Instagram is heading into an era of much stiffer competition.
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Musically, it remains the the highest point of West's career — and given its rare fusion of quality and mythology, it's unlikely to ever be dethroned.
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I brought up the same unsettling situations on Musically, now known as TikTok, to its CEO Alex Zhu on stage at TechCrunch Disrupt in 2016.
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In Mr. Bataillon's sensitive camerawork, the screen alternates, excitingly and musically, between long shots showing the full company and full-length views of leading dancers.
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Cam might have been out of the picture musically, but, from Juelz to Jeezy, perhaps there is nobody who secretly influenced Wayne's creative partnerships more.
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Even though musically they may sound quite different I think many of the bands playing Garbage Daze approach their art from a true DIY punk aesthetic.
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UZN has branches worldwide, spreading not only hip-hop musically, but also messages of empowerment, non-violence, community, and support for the rights of indigenous peoples.
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In this moment it made sense in terms of what we're both excited about musically and how we felt as individuals and musicians to release outward.
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Yet beyond their famous purity rings and tabloid-friendly dating lives, the brothers struggled to successfully define themselves musically as they (and their fans) grew up.
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If she wants to experiment, find what liberates her musically, and be the boss, there's not a damn person who is going to tell her no.
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I want to inspire people, not only musically, but also mentally, because my biggest trouble in the whole music business was mentally how difficult it is.
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Sadeghi: The point isn't really to reference her musically, but more as a very deep poetic person and the pictures that she painted with her words.
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Musically it's more mellow and calm than the "NIGGER" side, but the same passion is retained This album is for my niggas, Not the globally privileged.
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The feature could also steal thunder from teen lip syncing app sensation Musically, and stumbling rival Snapchat that planned but scrapped a big foray into music.
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Even the most recent arrivals have been around for more than ten years, so all four musicians know each other very well, both musically and personally.
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And with that itch scratched, he introduced a world of creativity to bedroom warriors around the country—a set of training wheels to the musically inclined.
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Feels like we've come full circle and it's such a natural way to reintroduce ourselves now that we're a little older (and wiser?) and musically developed.
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That's one of those places musically when we also had Miles Davis' "Blue in Green" playing, and for the longest time, that's all I had playing.
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Issa Album was a necessary, successful step into lighter fare, but truly, we were all waiting for 21 to return to the shadows (musically, that is).
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To all the people who follow Ye musically,socially, or even personally....who are confused, heartbroken, infuriated.... Let me make this clear... THIS SHIT AINT COOL!!!
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Gnecchi translated that concept musically, through the use of Greek modes in the choral parts to "Cassandra," which are often splintered into six or eight parts.
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After spending time with him, though, it didn't take long for me to realize that his biggest influence, both musically and culturally, is American hip-hop.
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It was likely chosen for the Grammys because it is the safest and most serious song on the album, and the Grammys are notoriously musically conservative.
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TGAF cites parties like PARKINGSTONE and I've Seen the Future as prime examples of events that are creating spaces that are both accepting and musically divergent.
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A number of works by the younger choreographer Mark Morris — more musically analytical than Mr. Taylor — contained overt Taylor quotations; there can be no greater homage.
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Musically, she interlinks flamenco's complex, finger-clicking rhythms and intense style of singing with electronic styling and intricate layers of playful samples and slogans with attitude.
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After four studio albums and many other releases, Mr. Lamar is this moment's pre-eminent rapper: furiously inventive, thoughtful, virtuosic, self-conscious, musically adventurous and driven.
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"Daniel is an original — a rare find, musically and personally," Mr. Blake wrote in an email, adding that he learned "to think cinematically" working with him.
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In 1962 Mr. Baker joined Blues Incorporated, one of the earliest British rhythm-and-blues bands, beginning his contentious but musically rewarding association with Mr. Bruce.
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The pre-relaunch version of Dubsmash The pre-relaunch version of Dubsmash In August 213, ByteDance merged Musically into TikTok to form a micro-entertainment phenomenon.
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It's a canny, forward-looking move, both musically and with an eye to an international market that's increasingly receptive to African innovations and non-English lyrics.
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The musically striking and dramatically trenchant qualities of "Vanessa" came through in the Mannes performance, with the conductor Joseph Colaneri leading this teeming, often difficult score.
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It's so much fun writing together and to be able to be on the same level musically is something that I really adore about our relationship.
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Another musically-infused title, LD Entertainment and Bleecker Street's "Teen Spirit," picked up $250,536 when it expanded to 696 theaters, averaging a disappointing $360 per venue.
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Known for his musically attentive dances, Mr. Alston, one of England's most celebrated modern dance makers, returns to the Peak Performances series at Montclair State University.
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To extend the activity, you might have musically inclined students set poems they have studied in school to music — and read lyrics aloud without musical accompaniment.
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Stranger Things 2 is now musically available for streaming and purchase, and it's the perfect way to immerse yourself once again in the show's irresistible ambiance.
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As the singers headed toward Riverside Park, repeatedly interrupted by traffic signals and the like, they were hard put to stay together physically, let alone musically.
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Musically it's a pretty faithful cover, though the instrumentation is less slinky and more deliberate than on the original, which also feels like a Superorganism hallmark.
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The new record is lyrically (and musically), an exploration in trying to be happy; the vulnerability in letting yourself be happy and striving to be happy.
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But musically there is little to no overlap and hardvapour and fashwave are coming from such different perspectives ideologically that we don't see much relation at all.
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Musically, she explores and reclaims the Black tradition by adding in heavy elements of blues, jazz, and hip-hop which sit perfectly alongside radio-worthy country production.
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It's all about what he wants to hear musically—the time he wants to hear, the tension he wants to hear, the notes he wants to hear.
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Since this music furthers the trend toward slow atmospherics, first hinted at on 2013's Push the Sky Away, that leaves little to enjoy, musically or otherwise.
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Luckily, the Wayback Machine has archived some of the deleted tweets, including references to what he likes, musically-speaking: Kanye, Drake, inspirational quotes from Kurt Cobain etc.
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We also discussed the transformations he's gone through in his long career, how fatherhood has helped him musically, and had him do an entertaining sketch of himself.
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In 2012, he even sang a bit of "Pure Imagination" from the movie "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory" when asked to musically describe his inner Cumberbatch.
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Moving to New York, Jenkins infiltrated the city's circle of musical socialites, joining several musically-oriented social clubs and founding her own, the Verdi Club, in 19503.
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You know, the only person I know who can say "You know what, I am a don" in England because of what they do musically is Adele.
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Despite the corny double entendres of "Bon Appétit" ("Hope you've got some room/For the world's best cherry pie" — ugh!), musically it's a delicious slab of Eurodisco.
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To reject love is to tacitly acknowledge love's power over you: a truism the album affirms, for musically, behold finely wrought romantic schlock of the highest order.
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Musically, the soundtrack — dubbed No Man's Sky: Music for an Infinite Universe — isn't a drastic departure from 65's previous work, most notably 2013's Wild Light.
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It opened up opportunities to people who had not been allowed to express themselves musically in the exact way they wanted and make a living from it.
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I just feel that song, musically, we really had to try in the studio to make that an interesting song when it's not a very interesting song.
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I think that my work, and that of Jonny and Thom, has been a longing of the three of us, another dimension of what we do musically.
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Mr. Greene has had success in addressing the loss musically — a tribute to Ana released in 2014, "Beautiful Life," earned two Grammy nominations — but the pain endures.
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This begins with the evening's most wonderfully complex passage, with the ensemble fragmented into five or more different groups, all musically motivated and all in changing geometries.
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Musically, however, the performance was marvelous, with Ottavio Dantone conducting the excellent Salzburg Mozarteum Orchestra and a winning cast in a lithe, sensitive account of Mozart's score.
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A 2013 study conducted at the University of British Columbia on musically "naïve" men explored whether it was possible to restore the ability to acquire absolute pitch.
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A good one is patient, they thrive on an ability to embrace a different vibe or tempo and there's a lot more freedom to move around musically.
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In that sense it's a collection, so even if it's not a statement of intent musically, just doing an album in 2016 is a statement in itself.
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Lupe Fiasco: Drogas Wave (1st & 15th) It's pretentious to complain that this musically agile, intellectually ambitious rapper has undertaken a concept trilogy that doesn't justify its pretensions.
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Musically, their songs have been linked to what is often seen as the uncool crowd: easy listening squares, baby boomers and anyone who saw Mamma Mia repeatedly.
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"I actually think the average person is more open-minded musically than ever before, in terms of many [listeners] digging both underground and mainstream musics," Walmsley says.
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Musicians flocked to the city, seeing it as a laid-back destination for folks who wanted to experiment musically, free from the pressures of the music industry.
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I ended up setting the tone musically while Cyrus Aaron was reciting the poem as well as directing the sopranos who were humming and singing behind me.
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They hear details like mad musicians—I love that, and I respect their work ethic, so I had confidence that whatever we did, it'd be covered musically.
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All musically gifted and educated, no creative decision seems less than logically calculated—yet, we can't seem to figure out what any of their misspelt words mean.
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Personally I have more focused attention on what I'm doing—I'm able to plan out three to four tracks ahead of time and where I'm going musically.
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For the musically inclined, there's Youth On Record, a program giving disadvantaged youth in Denver access to a combination of affordable housing and after-school music lessons.
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These pieces, which can easily come across as motoric and musically thin, sounded spacious and unpredictable in Mr. Olafsson's riveting performances, interspersed with his informative spoken comments.
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Featuring a mostly American cast and directed by Simon McBurney of the theater company Complicite ("The Encounter"), this "Rake" is witty and visually striking, if musically uneven.
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The next big thing in musically enhanced advertising is, apparently, releasing an entire album no one is going to listen to—and Mastercard is leading the charge.
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"'Psychodrama' is a moving, musically sophisticated work that tackles complex themes of identity, class, relationships and politics and demands total attention from the listener," the statement continued.
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So the score had repetitive elements that could be learned and performed easily, but with just enough inventiveness, even strangeness, to be musically interesting and emotionally powerful.
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Ms. Wing was a tall, lean, attractive, athletic and musically talented Stanford University student when she decided to donate her eggs to help pay for her education.
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This new song is produced by Zaytoven, a more musically inclined producer than the brawny SoundCloud rap auteurs who've provided him with some of his biggest hits.
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Rounding out a musically rewarding if conservative program is Haydn's burnished Symphony No. 98, written for London audiences not long after the composer learned of Mozart's death.
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Three months later, the band released their sophomore album, Kraken II. It was a work of virtuoso hard rock; musically, they were worlds ahead of their peers.
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The lush and musically dense Plaisirs Américains, produced by Dominic Vanchesteing, came out last spring as a joint release on Bethlehem XXX and Japan/France's MIND Records.
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Musically, those parties had everything – tough and techy grooves, deep and emotive melodies and soulful vocals and strings – and the vibe in the place was always so good.
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In October 2017, Bo's musically-inclined older sister, Lydia, began singing the sentimental song to her brother, over and over again, and it would have an unexpected result.
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Cuphead draws much of its inspiration from early "Silly Symphony" shorts from Disney, and other musically-inclined cartoons from the medium's youngest days (looking at you, Looney Tunes).
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"Fiona Apple has always been a huge influence for me musically, and I knew I wanted to pay homage to my favorite '90s music videos," Moore tells Nylon.
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"I thought it was a really cool thing to combine the worlds of what I'm doing musically, but add Spanish into it," the 29-year-old singer explains.
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As Musically points out, when Sheeran announced his new singles on Twitter, he linked to a widget that listed both tracks on Spotify before Apple Music and iTunes.
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Part of this sense of impending finality — the idea that the "good stuff" might be over soon — means that Vernon pushes Bon Iver further musically on every album.
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Lexie Liu "Sleep Away" Lexie Liu wants to be China's next breakout star and if this is what she's working with musically, then I say, bring it on.
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While Cara is brave to bare her soul with such rawness– and it feels like a genuine attempt to connect with listeners – she encounters some trouble communicating musically.
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The actors, who share daughters Ramona, 12, and Gloria, 6, also incorporated a music room where they sometimes have early morning jam sessions with their musically-inclined friends.
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From the start, in live performance and on record, they distinguished themselves musically from the punk template with a wired lankiness that suggested nervous, rather than cathartic, energy.
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As it turns out, Truijens is studious as well as musically educated; in addition to being Death Alley's frontman, he's also working on his PhD in Political Science.
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On Wednesday, the retired MLB pro posted a video of him sandwiched between a famously musically gifted duo: his fiancée Jennifer Lopez and her ex-husband Marc Anthony.
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His parents, though, were musically inclined: His father, an architect, played bass, and his mother played piano and used to manage the American rock band Cousins from Venus.
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Where Wayne of ten years ago was dipping and diving all over, eating rappers and beats alike, Wayne of right now is slicker musically than he's ever been.
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Is there something you are able to express in Noun that either of you aren't able to expresses in your other bands — whether it is lyrically or musically?
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There's no soul behind them — you know no matter how bad the song is, musically, the radios are gonna spin them constantly and tout them as "anthems" anyways.
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Electronic music is now the world's biggest form of pop music, it has grown to be musically rich in no time, but is still intellectually stunted in adolescence.
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According to Musically, which published a long read on the company's future, Its financial statements reveal that the company underwent a net loss of €173.1 million ($193.51 million).
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Musically I'd describe it as a folk-popish album but I think you can definitely hear a lot of my different influences such as soul, jazz, blues, etc.
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Either as a fan or as person who throws parties, do you feel like there are any magical ingredients, musically or otherwise, that make for a great night?
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Then just read the reviews over at Rotten Tomatoes, where the film, starring the musically-inclined Ansel Elgort, has earned a 100% approval rating, making it Certified Fresh.
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I can't tell anybody how to figure themselves out, but you know once I figured out who I was as a person, it really helped for me musically.
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"The idea of Intellexual has really just been Nate and I trusting each other and relying on each other to get to that next place musically and creatively."
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I remember, for instance, that Eugene once said a few years ago that he was happy with how totally off-the-wall King of the Jews is musically.
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He had done some album art for me and sent me Nate's work, which I thought was the perfect visual analogue to the stuff I was doing musically.
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I have never been so impressed by Mr. Trifonov's virtuosity — the most musically comprehensive kind, which is what it took for him to play this work so magnificently.
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Musically, he's inspired by the tri-state drill movement in the US, and boasts that aside from his production's influence, no one in the city sounds like him.
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"Ever since we met we've already had 10 different directions that we could go in and a bunch of different aesthetics musically that we could capture," Rocks says.
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Unfolded in a series of songs (composed by the musically multilingual Alex Bechtel) and sketches, this production implicitly pushes arguments for and against abortion to their extreme limits.
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Musically, most of the music that DJs played was what would be considered "underground," which doesn't mean that hit records or music by popular artists was off-limits.
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Pimienta, a Colombian artist who now resides in Toronto, explores that feeling in a track that is musically one of the most interesting I've heard in a minute.
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In eighth grade, we had a sock hop at my school, because that seemed so much more interesting than anything that was going to happen for us, musically.
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Musically, for example, Handel's sublime aria "Lascia ch'io pianga" (from "Rinaldo") might seem peace itself to anyone unaware that its singer is being held captive by a sorceress.
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The performance suggested, alas, that the silence of the past two centuries was largely deserved: Musically, this two-act opera, with stretches of spoken dialogue, yields few riches.
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Musically, it's so unique and diverse (do I hear guitars with effects pedals on top of a purely synthetic beat?) that it defies genres — and it's just catchy.
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We were trying to be a grind band and we were trying to incorporate some melodic stuff as well but it just wasn't really dialed in, musically speaking.
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Musically, it's catchy because it's based on a classic 1959 Rodgers and Hammerstein musical and popularized by Julie Andrews in the 1965 film adaptation of The Sound of Music.
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I think this is proof that he's a little shook at what's going on musically, but you don't sharpen your skills but remaking different iterations of the same song.
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But I'm at the place, even musically, where it's a liberating feeling to be able to strip it all back and appreciate who you are and your raw beauty.
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Musically, the band makes a seamless whole out of a mix of horror film soundtracks, modern extreme metal, gothic punk from the 80s, and progressive rock from the 70s.
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Philips is also angling the DVT7500 as a musically focused device, and like the H4N can record MP3 and WAV files at a 24 bit/96 kHz sampling rate.
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But I'm at a place, even musically, where it's a liberating feeling to be able to strip it all back and appreciate who you are and your raw beauty.
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This album is, in many ways, reminiscent of Charles Burnett's classic cult film Killer of Sheep (1977), a striking, musically rich meditation on black love rendered through the banal.
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When we have an audience that's silent and listening, we're able to play dynamically and really explore things musically that we can't when we have a crowd that's partying.
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Their ten-song effort features a number of guest musicians and represents a massive step forward, both musically and conceptually, from their stellar debut album in 2014, Labyrinth Constellation.
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This is the latest project for Koshy, who has had a big year and amassed more than 22 million followers across all her social platforms including Instagram and Musically.
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Vince Staples: Big Fish Theory (ARTium/Blacksmith/Def Jam) Vince Staples is on an absurd productivity streak: since 2014 he's released one stark, compelling, musically distinct project each year.
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He captured something that maybe it even did, maybe it does in smaller ways less musically accentuated, but it is something that is very believable in America right now.
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Their ten-song effort features a number of guest musicians and represents a massive step forward, both musically and conceptually, from their stellar debut album in 2014, Labyrinth Constellation.
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I don't know if, musically, the guys would consider them as much of an influence but in terms of the what Nocturnus did with the aesthetic, for me absolutely.
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Lyrically, musically, and visually, her vibe is like a mash-up of Future and the industrial band Einstürzende Neubauten, if filmmakers Rainer Werner Fassbinder and David Lynch directed them.
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The other leitmotifs that float, musically, throughout this volume concern the fraught relationship between fathers and sons, the ocean crossings made by refugees and the conjuring power of words.
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"In the distance go on forever/the story of contemporary Frankenstein," with text, music, concept and images by the composer Anna Mikhailova, is a visually and musically rich piece.
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There was a large period before the songs that made this album when I was, like, pretty dark musically, but also I think it wasn't good enough for release.
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"To all the people who follow Ye musically, socially, or even personally....who are confused, heartbroken, infuriated.... Let me make this clear... THIS SHIT AINT COOL!!!" the rapper added.
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In truth, Mr. Bieber is more musically thoughtful than he's generally given credit for, and Diplo is a pop producer and always has been, despite a veneer of transgression.
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At times, this regionalism has led to violence, and Texas artists such as Slim Thug, ESG, and Pimp C have addressed the discord musically, attempting to mediate the conflict.
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Graduation was different in the fact that it built more onto Ye's will to transcend because getting comfortable—either musically or socially—wouldn't have been very Kanye of him.
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Hayat eventually moved to Paris when she was 16, but their distinct upbringings allowed each member of the band to think and react in different ways, musically and personally.
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I think maybe the broader recognition—although it looks pretty broad to me—how huge his influence was, not just musically, not just as an artist, but the culturally.
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This intensely local inspiration resonated deeply with young Chinese listeners, who were excited to be listening to hip-hop that was both musically compelling and Chinese to the core.
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If you live in Toronto and haven't seen Kirsten Azan (aka Bambii) perform yet, you're missing out on some of the best, musically diverse DJ sets in the city.
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I'm not saying that I don't like the bands that sing about that kind of stuff, they are great bands, most of them, musically, and I appreciate their music.
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Musically, it's a logical continuation of the sound we developed on Realm of Sacrifice, but with a more triumphant quality as opposed to the somber tone of that record.
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In this new musical from the Tony-nominated composer and librettist Dave Malloy, the first in his Signature Theater residency, eight strangers gather to discuss their internet addictions, musically.
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If anything, it's an expansion, musically and stylistically, of "This Is America," the much-seen and much-discussed Murai-directed music video for Glover's musical alter ego, Childish Gambino.
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Sensor Tower tells TechCrunch that TikTok has about 3X as many U.S. lifetime installs as Dubsmash, and 11X more between when Musically became TikTok in August 2018 and now.
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Born and raised in a small village in Sweden where most of its residents were musically inclined, the singer (real name Pauline Skött) was taught to play the violin.
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Baroque pieces are usually performed in the Paris Opera's ornate, relatively intimate Palais Garnier, but this "Indes Galantes" both musically and theatrically fills the 2,700-seat Bastille opera house.
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But the album feels padded both musically and conceptually, as if the need to get each character unambiguously right means she must repeatedly stop to explain what she's doing.
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Mr. Sim and Ms. Madley Cross, both 27, met at the musically oriented Elliott School in the London suburb of Putney and wrote songs, at first, just for themselves.
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Musically fresh, agile and impassioned, somehow sumptuously bristling, his scores are as dramatically taut as anything in opera: headlong, kitchen-sink dramas that evoke the plays of Arthur Miller.
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He was mesmerized by the interplay of Dire Straits: "The kind of familial sort of exchanges they would have musically, it touched me in a profound way," he said.
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"My passport has more stamps in it – that's pretty much all that's changed," Alana tells me when I ask them how things are different now, both personally and musically.
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Otherwise, rest assured that musically, he's a much nicer guy than his sarcastic invective (ironic invective is beyond him) suggests, specializing in mildly pretty melodies and midtempo acoustic ballads.
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Of course no one's going to arrest Kanye for doing a song with 6ix9ine––it's just a bad idea, musically and (at least in the opinion of many) morally.
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Musically, the language of the score, conducted by Justin Brown, was lyrical, with set-piece numbers seamlessly connected, and revealed Ms. Langer's personal history as Russian-born but London-based.
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Since noisy wings are found in many other groups of birds, it's quite possible that many more of our already musically talented feathered friends are hiding some serious instrumental skillz.
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That the film centers its sounds on country-themed music, long considered the music of the working-class, feels radical to give the loudest voices to women — musically and thematically.
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Interestingly, "Movies" feels musically indebted to film, and opens with the sort of electronic oscillations which wouldn't feel out of place in the background of a scene in a thriller.
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It's deeply steeped in a poetic and personal tradition, infused with a marked disdain for puritanism, and musically highly reminiscent of the psychosexual, stark world of Canadian icon Leonard Cohen.
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It wasn't long before she and her sister Maisy were performing on Good Morning America, and by fall, they were playing Connie Britton's musically gifted daughters on the show Nashville.
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"Know Who You Are" It's a big pivotal moment here, narratively and musically, as Moana finds what she was looking for and the movie's themes of identity and independence converge.
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There's also no reasonable way that you could splice these segments together into an actual song even if you had wherewithal to do so, unless you were very musically inclined.
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They were neither socially conscious, radically experimental musically (though they did apply innovative "Wall of Sound" production techniques) or, as a pair of then-committed couples, edgy as a band.
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If anything, Golden Hour simply musically explores an aesthetic Musgraves as played with in her clothing, that Branson by way of Vegas in a gold Nudie suit thing she loves.
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Though the subject is heavy—the title is likely a nod to the Black Lives Matter movement—musically the song is a mix of funky 1980s New Wave and disco.
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In a video shared to his Twitter account, the patriarch of the musically talented family directed a message toward the now 15-year-old son of the late Michael Jackson.
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Having both been solo artists, how did you re-shape what you want to do musically into a project where you need to compromise and deal with each other's personalities?
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Opener "Hang On Me" is too close to Alanis Morrissette for comfort, but "Pills" is tonight's pinnacle visually and musically, a sumptuous orgy of synaesthesia as well as robotic consumerism.
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Even with all that Cursive and Kasher have accomplished musically since their early days, Such Blinding Stars for Starving Eyes, still holds up as a great record 20 years later.
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That label is only partly true; it most applies to his similarities to Merle Haggard, who of the original 1970s outlaws, was the most slippery and the most musically expansive.
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"I think for you and I both, it's such an important time musically, emotionally, and psychologically," the Parks and Recreation star said in an interview with Levine in Rolling Stone.
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"There was a lot going on musically all the time—it was a little overwhelming," VanWyngarden says about what they learned from the MGMT sessions while recording Little Dark Age.
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As with the rainbow, a country song and a rock song might be musically closer than two songs within either genre, but in our minds, the genre threshold takes precedence.
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Gordon: She is great, but my influences, musically and in art, are more New York, although there are some amazing things to have come out of California — like Joan Didion.
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The influence of Chess Records was evident in how Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, who had been playmates as children, got together musically as teenagers in the spring of 22010.
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