Rashad's voice is stronger here, more energetic, flowing towards staccato.
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He was friendly and hyperkinetic, with a loud, staccato voice.
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Her staccato, diarylike entries surf between the past and present.
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McConnell's keyboards were first pillowy, then brazen, staccato, and insistent.
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His speech grew staccato, short sentences punctuated by deep breaths.
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I wrote some stuttering, staccato vocal parts recorded in several layers which are then joined by a more traditional choir sound, though still singing in a relatively arhythmic staccato which establishes the harmonic pattern.
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The staccato of semiautomatic fire had replaced the pounding musical beat.
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On the flip side, Japanese sounds staccato and smooth to me.
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The flashing, staccato lights were starting to make my eyes burn.
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East Coast bebop was more angular and staccato and emotionally volatile.
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"No agua, no aceite, nada," Carlos tells me in staccato tones.
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Mardini overuses the kinds of short, staccato sentences found in advertising.
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Her speech is a rather excitable staccato, the exact opposite of Mrs.
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Her parents' voices in a familiar cadence, staccato and sharp like knives.
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They had the same build, the same nonstop, staccato way of speaking.
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At first the instrumental music is mostly just slow, skittish, staccato notes.
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Don't go to the melody; it should be sharp, staccato, free, fluid.
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It was punchier than the original, punctuated by Twin Shadow's staccato ruptures.
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"The staccato is so fast it heat-treats the strings," he said.
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In conversation, he jumps from topic to topic in a jittery staccato.
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It thrills and builds tension, with staccato music evincing threat before tragedy strikes.
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This creates an unpredictable, staccato style that keeps listeners off balance and engaged.
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Instead he bombards the reader with short, staccato chapters, in rough chronological order.
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It captured the rapid staccato of the gunfire at a fairly close range.
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A staccato of cameras chattered around him as he floated through the air.
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In working with Ailey, I learned to have more attack and more staccato.
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She is gregarious and outgoing, speaking in loud staccato bursts, punctuated by laughter.
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I began to dread rising to a staccato pounding in my brain each morning.
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A pierce of orange, and then his blue voice gentles the staccato background rhythms.
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The optical dance between order and disorder is supple and staccato, pointed and soft.
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Schwartzman eventually won the next point and the set with yet another staccato forehand.
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Mr. Cosby replied with a series of staccato answers, such as "yes" and "correct."
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His speech is pure Brooklyn, his arms jerkily underscore the staccato of his rage.
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They're horrific but not detailed, brief but not so staccato as to be meaningless.
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I lean on "OK," transforming the second syllable into a kind of staccato agony.
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She polished her poetry into a sharp staccato on "Parables," purposefully pronouncing every syllable.
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He delivered his scripts in a staccato monotone that sounded cribbed from the nightly news.
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Bachata is a rural Dominican style centered on staccato guitar syncopations and tales of woe.
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Bursts of staccato white noise build momentum like a steam train accelerating through your skull.
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Short exposure, meanwhile, resulted in short staccato dots, each one representative of a single car.
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Tap Edit > Vibration > and select the vibration you'd like to include, from staccato to heartbeat.
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Mr. Greene, conversely, strikes his notes in staccato pulses, and the impact is less resonant.
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There is a musical current flowing through these paintings; they convey a mesmerizing, staccato pulse.
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At 3, Ms. Finlay describes memories in staccato, telling a parsed story in clipped sentences.
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The opposite of "legato" would be "staccato," which is abbreviated in crossword puzzles as STAC.
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And Lee's trademark battle cry "Wata!" is the staccato punctuation to each punch and kick.
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On Wednesday, Benjamin Griffiths overemphasized its staccato aspects — the repeated stops — more than the connective flow.
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Prompt it to tell you a joke, and it'll offer a pun in its signature staccato.
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It's an edgier track than the previous one, with a fast staccato rhythm and thumping bass.
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The big guy smiles the whole time, cracks jokes about his weight and talks in staccato.
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The nimble grace, the pillowy bounds, the staccato of paws—the delicate braiding of movement lines.
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Although the prose can be clumsily staccato, the narrator recounts her misshapen life with engaging vividness.
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"It was almost staccato how quickly he spoke," Cantrell recalled in a recent feature for Wired.
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As the musicians strum, pick, beat, clap, and sing, her heels break into staccato rhythmic patterns.
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She had just taken her daily medication when she heard sharp staccato sounds coming from outside.
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It is a static portrait that operates like a film reel, rendering the body in staccato glimpses.
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He has just returned to making music—rumbling vocals over staccato techno beats—under the name Fragile.
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But until that day comes, we must settle for Ali Wong's bleating, staccato impression of Keanu's laugh.
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Her huge face is all around you and the manifestos she spits out are staccato and powerful.
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Staccato samples of individually picked strings, rising ride cymbals and percussive textures made it feel super jazzy.
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So I was like, I'm just going to make this weird and staccato and do something different.
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It's a staccato structure, one that resembles the rapid-fire, and often dizzying, rhythm of parenting itself.
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The first time we see it, it's Mr. Morris's answer to a staccato quality in the music.
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There were staccato bursts of gunfire at night and, by morning, news of young men gone missing.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The staccato vibrations from the drumbeat hit me in the wrists.
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An overture, powered by distorted electric guitar and staccato strings, accompanies this sooty B-movie-style image.
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The film's score keeps the watcher on edge with a staccato, visceral sadness that permeates the movie.
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She navigates the text with a virtuoso, staccato delivery that lends Mr. Rambert's words a sharp edge.
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Retaliation, perhaps, and Jacksonville's riposte came in staccato bursts, one play after another in the first half.
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It is a neurotic network of lines that seem fluid but hectic, at times even staccato-like.
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"Get Dripped" with Playboi Carti—all 8-bit twitches and staccato flows—would cut through the sugar.
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But "Dang!" really went all the way out there, staccato guitar slides over a soft organ and then .
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It's ok to add emojis to these staccato communiques because these emails aren't intended to be official declarations.
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Audiences immediately recognized John Mayer's guitar playing or Earl Sweatshirt's dazed flow or Andre 3000's staccato vocals.
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Her sentences are short and simple, with a consistent subject-verb-object structure, building a sustained staccato rhythm.
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Rather, it's a sumptuous series filled with classic Amy Sherman-Palladino staccato dialogue that will make you smile.
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He is first and foremost a melodist whose distinct, subtly embellished staccato phrasing is instantly recognizable and welcoming.
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The singsong and staccato of the work gives voice to the recognition that collecting can be a requiem.
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He spoke in a precise staccato that was softened by the light Southern accent of his native Kentucky.
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"Hopefully no—" Light flares from the direction we were headed, and I hear the staccato clomp of boots.
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I still call Vega Baja every day, only to be met with the staccato of the busy signal.
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With its tight, staccato chapters and cast of dangerous wraiths lurking everywhere, "The Sandman" is a nonstop fright.
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He gave her a staccato list of his traits and what he hoped to do: I'm just me!
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On the airfield, the staccato of imitation gunfire brought some villagers to record the spectacle on their cellphones.
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Once transformative and captivating, his short, simple staccato style that remade American writing decades before had gone stale.
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An underlying dancehall pulse propels tiers of staccato electronics and backup vocals that build to a nervy taunt.
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It will be hard to forget the rapid fire staccato of automatic gunfire raining down on the innocents.
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Then they started chanting "John Jay" in syncopated staccato, laughing as they grew more comfortable in the water.
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The traditional tango is really staccato, but with the Argentine tango you have to be really sexy and saucy.
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And the director, Wilson Yip, keeps Yuen Woo-ping's action choreography percolating with staccato editing and gliding overhead perspectives.
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Computer animation can simulate the effect, giving the imagery a smoother feel; eliminating the blur produced more staccato accents.
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As she does, watch how the corps dancers move their upper bodies in a series of four staccato poses.
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The Land & Sea tasting menu (Field & Forest is the vegetarian option) starts with a staccato array of tiny snacks.
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Alice, the most disapproving of the quartet, is set apart by staccato limerick-flavored solos, but they're unbearably forced.
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There followed a sequence of staccato, almost friendly beeps that indicated the driver was trying to tell me something.
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ED SHEERAN "Shape of You" (Atlantic) Here's clockwork catchiness: layer upon crisp layer, all staccato rhythm including the vocals.
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And with almost every reset, the staccato piano chords of a nearly 50-year-old pop tune kick in.
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South London's Screaming Toenail write songs spiky with staccato spoken vocals about white saviors and founding DIY punk bands.
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She never loses eye contact as she speaks in quick, staccato phrases, clearly experienced in translating passion into talking points.
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If you don't know them, the staccato "doot-doot-doot" in "Class Historian" will make you understand the sitch immediately.
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The staccato cadence thrives on skips and jumps, which more authentically captures the experience of memory than traditionally linear documentaries.
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Staccato, nimble, and bursting with harmonic and rhythmic invention, these women play guitars how they were meant to be played.
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"Come here, come here," she shouted in the staccato Spanish of Buenaventura, a city of 2000,212 and Colombia's busiest port.
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Stevens gives Percy's satellite characters relatively few identifying features, weaving their staccato dialogue throughout her blunt narration without quotation marks.
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I'm obsessed with her deadpan delivery, and the staccato way she matches her vocals to the rhythm of the song.
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His news conferences have become awkwardly staccato, most of his answers preceded by a brief, pointed glare at his inquisitor.
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The newsroom crackles with verisimilitude, its rotary phones, staccato typewriters and a veil of cigarette smoke evoking a bygone grittiness.
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" He matches Auto Tuned longing with Future on "Smoke Break" and effects a singsong, staccato delivery for Young Thug on "Mixtape.
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Byrne breaks into wide-eyed staccato dance moves, the audience whistles in appreciation, and the show only gets better from there.
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The wigs look cheap, the dialogue is direct (sometimes to a cringeworthy degree) and the accents a crude New York staccato.
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Trump has adopted some of these techniques: He talks in short, staccato sound bites and feuds with journalists who interview him.
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The staccato buzzing of her publicist's phone tickled my ear and distracted me from the nervous flips my stomach was doing.
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But there was also pungency in Mr. Scofield's solo, which he phrased in a spiky staccato, hanging slightly behind the beat.
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The Golden Cockerel, marvelously performed on Monday by the young soloist Skylar Brandt, has the right inhuman brilliance — fast and staccato.
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When she speaks, she delivers a stilted staccato description of a nuke hitting Manhattan that sounds like a Langston Hughes poem.
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The German press nicknamed him "God's machine gun" for his aggressive, staccato preaching, but the name also fit for deeper reasons.
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When a man on a Jet Ski buzzes past, a female lifeguard warns him off with a staccato of whistle blasts.
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One critical early scene is detailed first in short staccato bursts, and then in a single extended sentence that slowly unfurls.
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Her head movements are staccato; her arms are like powerful wings; her hands vibrate as if their fingers shake off sparks.
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There were elements of staccato (a cutting-off finish) and marcato (sharp attack in entry) within her overall flow of movement.
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Or, his testimony could be a huge letdown, where nothing new is learned and Mueller gives staccato answers to poorly worded questions.
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Even as the bodyguard's hand darted toward his holster, a staccato burst of submachine-gun fire turned him into a bloody marionette.
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We've also gotten more details about the shooting itself through police body-cam footage, which captures the rapid staccato of the gunfire.
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It's true that Mr. Trump's Twitter feed, with its staccato cadences and unending exclamation marks, can be irresistible even to his critics.
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The staccato clicks told him that one of the shad that his team had outfitted with a transmitter was swimming somewhere below.
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"Pot baits, carapace metrics, poundage, sex distribution, discards, toss backs, deadloss, offload times," he reels off, staccato style, after his last gulp.
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He may sound like he's fumbling through a melody only to backflip into a twisting run of Auto-Tune or staccato bars.
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Brittle, staccato electronic sounds and filtered voices ricochet around him; a reggaeton beat appears and vanishes amid clatters, ratchets and finger snaps.
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" He repeats the racial slur 10 times in a staccato rhythm, concluding with the send-off: "Have a nice day, n— lover.
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As TT raps about shunning a relationship's usual trappings in favor of pure pleasure, that staccato wail is like an exclamation point.
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The harmonics of the right-hand chords would swell continuously in a cloud of color, punctuated by dark, staccato left-hand jabs.
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The beginning of "Ink" sounds a bit like Harold Pinter —it's the same staccato, testosterone-amped dialogue but without so many pauses.
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The title refers to Ashrafieh, a Christian enclave of Beirut, and the author Elias Khoury describes the conflict in luminous, staccato prose.
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The quintessential Chopin gesture is to mark a bass note staccato (meaning: play short) while instructing you to put down the pedal.
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Fun fact: Migos were the first rappers to normalize the staccato-style of rapping that has become popular in the last few years.
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Consider the difference between the steady tempo, rounded vowels of a English country accent with the faster, staccato speech common in bigger cities.
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Short, sharp and staccato in rhythm, it was wonderfully alliterative in a way that the try-hard 'Capital One Cup' could never be.
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With Aronofsky's signature staccato cuts and discordant music, the series tries to redefine what natural-history documentaries can accomplish in terms of cinematography.
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Scattershot staccato clattering, as your fingers are simultaneously sucked in and involuntarily hammer out a grapeshot of key strikes, is what actually happens.
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She drummed her fingernails on the table, producing a staccato, military sound— click-click-click —a nervous tic that seemed to calm her.
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It rockets forward, possessing the staccato, dissonant guitar work that the band is known for along with Cedric Bixler-Zavala's newly reinvigorated vocals.
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Flea's bass served a purpose beyond sheer musicianship, Kleidis' cocky staccato fit in perfectly and a ringing piano held the whole thing together.
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At times in the performance, he drew out delicate tufted staccato notes; at other moments, he had the juicy thrum of an accordion.
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The first, from "Toccata," by the Italian composer Scarlatti, requires a series of punctuated, or staccato, raps, usually performed with the index finger.
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This is not a retirement or an annihilation; it is simply a demonstration of a new staccato nature where there was once regularity.
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In that cathedral-quiet moment between the detonation of the car bomb and the staccato barrage of gunfire, we knew they were coming.
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The Pennsylvania dancers, however, dance it with a jerky, staccato quality I don't remember; they look — or are made to look — like marionettes.
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I can hear honking car horns in the distance, which is adding an eerie staccato backdrop to the driving rain pounding our windows.
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The shows hint at long spiritual rhythms that are not lost, though they may be occluded, in the staccato frenzies of our day.
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It was kind of "a trick," he writes, to mimic Trump's blunt, staccato, no-apologies delivery while making him seem almost boyishly appealing.
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He huffed and puffed an impressive tekiah-teruah-shevarim: a series of staccato blasts followed by a longer high note, as per tradition.
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His Boston accent, bizarre earnestness, and staccato mannerisms are same ones Andy Samberg ridiculed on Saturday Night Live to a humorless reception from Wahlberg.
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The gothic atmosphere had been dialed up, Warrior's authoritarian grunt commanded attention in staccato blasts, mechanized thunder rumbled, the guitar tone screamed for vengeance.
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The album is definitely Haim—the glossy production, staccato vocals and surging guitars are all in place—but they're in a different order now.
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For all his brusque qualities, Icahn is an engaging interlocutor, his voice a raspy staccato, his accent a time capsule of old New York.
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At the Morgan, the forty shots in a version of the staccato ensemble perfectly represent Hujar's total investment of himself in one-off images.
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When the work's four women lined up at the front of the stage, they locked into a kind of machine dance of staccato isolations.
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Ruth later finds herself spewing black vomit, waking up in viscous sheets, walking the streets to staccato editing, and eventually recoiling from direct sunlight.
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Sporting a bushy afro and speaking in rapid, staccato sentences, Washington quickly buries his movie-star baggage beneath the abundant tics of this role.
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The first measure of "Cloches à Travers les Feuilles" is marked pianissimo and contains just eight notes, each of which carries a staccato dot.
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"History Repeats" is a deep funk workout, thick and crunchy, with Howard's staccato guitar and Paul Horton's squawky clavinet tossing licks back and forth.
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Compared with many previous piano bots, this one showed flexibility in volume control, thumb movements and playing both staccato and legato, Ms. Hughes said.
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But his mother was clearly distressed as she described — and tried to imitate — the staccato noises that occasionally came from his room at bedtime.
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Seconds later a series of staccato shots from a high-powered weapon sent 300 or so people in the mosque scrambling for the exit.
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The art features luminous colors and dotted patterns, whose staccato effects evoke "Broken Skies," a title that alludes to the fractures caused by colonialism.
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During our conversations, she punctuated her speech with vigorous head shakes and staccato guffaws, leaning halfway across the table when she really got excited.
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The J in "juice" was the first letter-sound, according to my mother, that I repeated in staccato, going off like a skipping record.
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As the dinner guests' plight gradually dawns on them, the music meanders through changing tempos and jolting, staccato rhythms that reflect the impending horror.
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A staccato of black and white sesame seeds goes on top; below, sticky rice laced with rice vinegar and crushed pineapple (but not too much).
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For about a minute, you could hear Vonn taking forceful, staccato breaths repeatedly, and making a "whoosh"-ing noise as she exhaled through pursed lips.
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She's taken a liking to my Chinese name and pronounces it with a thick and loud staccato as she motions for me to come over.
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Over video chat, she's polite, cheerful, and speaks with a sweet southern accent, but knows when to turn staccato or pivot away from thorny topics.
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"Peek a Boo" is a collaboration with the Migos that has Yachty mirroring the trio's staccato flows rather than asserting his own blissed-out style.
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I stuck out my chubby ankle and closed my eyes as she began poking the tender meat of my leg in an uneven staccato pattern.
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The guitar lick is reminiscent of "Kiss," one of his most famous singles, and the staccato beat also seems to bear his most purple signature.
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Drivers flying Spanish flags from their windows blasted staccato beeps of their horns in support of people wearing Spanish flags over their shoulders like capes.
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And majoring in them — majoring in anything — is a useful retort to the infinite distractions, short attention spans and staccato communications of the smartphone era.
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He blended, in an idiosyncratic way, Christian ethics and experimental technique, presenting knotty psychological problems elliptically, with cinematic crosscuts, staccato dialogue and flashes of action.
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"I hate it — I only listen to it before I lift," said Naomi, who approaches the bar with yells, growls, staccato breathing and pumping arms.
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The composition's flickering, staccato repetitions create the impression of a rolling bacchanalia where human forms transcend their fleshiness and extend themselves through motorized re-embodiment.
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What follows is the staccato of a two-minute-long monologue about purpose and fate, risks and greatness, told to no one but a small recorder.
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In his staccato fashion, often without bothering to say hello, he would fire off one question after another: What were people saying in the coffee houses?
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Allison Goldberg and Jen Jamula are speaking to the audience in alternating rapid-fire bursts, with the familiar staccato of a Gilmore Girls-shaped machine gun.
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Sticking fairly faithfully to the original, the track is especially enhanced by Duterte's staccato vocals and an even more languid instrumental than Lennon and McCartney's version.
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At midnight PT, catch a 1960 episode of the crime series Johnny Staccato called the "The Mask of Jason," which featured Moore as a guest star.
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Beneath the upbeat tone and staccato sentences is a picture very like the old-fashioned Marxist vision of man under capitalism: an appendage of the machine.
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Meanwhile, "Sightseeing" weaves a sparkly mock-disco groove from high staccato strings and rubbery honking horns, groaning and spinning out of control, deployed for maximum punch.
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So, firstly, Drake chooses to imitate Rihanna's curt, staccato original flow, which is already snicker-worthy because he doesn't sound nearly as tough as she does.
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Sports fans have been subjected to a large number of male broadcasters with objectively terrible voices, from Howard Cosell's nasal staccato to Phil Simms's Kentucky twang.
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Staccato oboe notes tapped out a stream of digits in the movement dedicated to Johnson, while excited ascending figures traced the eventual liftoff of a spacecraft.
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"Everybody looks at the time on their phones now," he said, free-styling in a staccato patter that sounded, OK, more than a little like Leon.
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"Ladies and gentlemen of Texas," he then droned in a sleep-inducing staccato monotone the way he imagined most of the other 44 presidents had done.
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Stepping closer, the picture fractures: sand dunes are creases along the canvas's uneven surface, and the figures are composed of staccato brushwork and deliberately placed staples.
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HANNAH: In the staccato strings, the sort preserved for opening some Shakespearean scene, and in the mad modulating key changes, he presents: the woman in thong.
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New Orleans police run their sirens in quick, staccato wails, directing stragglers to stay off the main road, but the band keeps its tempo all the same.
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They were simple, even staccato, dealing with fresh, forthright ideas—love and longing, memory and forgetting, pride and shame—delivered with utter self-confidence and transparent enjoyment.
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"This is just something I believe in, it's something I've seen work," said Krause, a former Marine Corps reservist who barks out orders in staccato Long Islandese.
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Krzemień's amazing whistle register makes this one to watch, but I especially loved the part where they sync up short, staccato notes leading up to the climax.
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This week we have a tango on Monday and a rumba on Tuesday, and they're more intense and staccato dances, so I've had to channel another side.
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His most immediately recognizable (and widely imitated) instrumental style was a particular kind of pinpoint, staccato funk, defined as much by keyboards as by the rhythm section.
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Clark's presence is clear in the staccato verses and the dramatic backing vocals, though that won't help anyone who's bummed out by her move towards the mainstream.
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The stress could just as easily fall on the offbeat through the verses, and a second guitar definitely comes in early with some high-up staccato chords.
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It is missing an "a" before "small screw," and it ends with the wonderful staccato rhythm "in case of loss of one" — an elegy for all time.
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Her Korean is clean, and it's not until I hear her talking to a table of tourists in crisp staccato Japanese that I realize she's not local.
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The most charged one comes in "Burn the Witch," a song with staccato strings that grow more and more agitated until they seem to throw a proper fit.
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Now that we know roughly when to expect Midge's staccato comedy to come back, we can start to figure out what her heralded return will actually look like.
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Whereas "Funeral," the last song on the EP is bigger and sharp; crafted with a simple piano intro, leading toward an alto saxophone doing staccato, and looming bass.
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In his signature staccato style, Hemingway opens the story inside the Hotel Ritz in Paris, where a group of soldiers are discussing combat, poetry and romance over drinks.
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Bookish, contrarian and given to speaking in staccato bursts, this skinny computer geek from North Brunswick, N.J., is like the anti-Anthony Robbins, the strapping self-help star.
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"Vitriol," one of that's record's standouts, stripped away the band's usual trappings of roiling guitar, bass, and drums in favor of curdled electronic arrangements and staccato quasi-rapping.
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Connolly's staccato prose leans on short sentences and chapters (there are 203) that at their best evoke the style of Samuel Beckett, an admirer of Laurel and Hardy.
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The song "Despair Came Knocking" was a sparse track in which staccato guitar descended the fretboard like a janky off-step ladder into the grey well of depression.
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His people are formed with bursts of staccato strokes that bring to mind stands of bamboo, but their faces have the workaday realism of a contemporary graphic novel.
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A particular bark sent the animals scurrying up trees because it was a warning about leopards; a low-pitched staccato noise had them looking skyward for predatory eagles.
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Mr. Cruz used to drive home his web address in his stump speech by repeating it three times in a row, with staccato arm gestures, at any opportunity.
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His singular, staccato picking drew upon Middle Eastern music (his father was Lebanese) and influenced the Beach Boys, the Ventures and other surf-rock artists of the era.
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But then we're all plenty sloppy these days, pulled toward staccato bluntness by the teeny-tiny keypads on our smartphones and the 140-character limit on our tweets.
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"Oh, my babe I got haaard feeeliiings," Lorde sang, delivering the first five words in a spiky staccato before bleeding the last two together and elongating their vowels.
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It's a staccato crackle of gunfire at a rhythm that almost resembles the cadence of a helicopter's blades, far faster than a human being could repeatedly pull a trigger.
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She was animated, her staccato delivery as pointed and direct as it was more than three decades ago when she introduced the fashion line that would jumpstart her career.
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Her staccato cluster of concrete slabs is in sharp contrast to the mellow red-brick facade of the Schaudepot, which is Herzog & de Meuron's second building for the site.
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"Without being presumptuous, most of us in the field feel that we will get a vaccine for Zika," Dr. Fauci said recently, his staccato Brooklyn accent underscoring his confidence.
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At FringeArts, all six stood at attention to begin the set, facing stage left; Mr. Mitchell tooted a staccato note on his saxophone, and the musicians took their positions.
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No longer a workplace of editors with plenty of leisure time and endless expense accounts, the company is surrendering to the economic realities and staccato rhythms of digital journalism.
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" And then there were the text messages from friends, trying to be helpful, that read like a staccato of what not to say: "When are you filing for divorce?
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That place's sound of hammers is dull, that place's sound of metal is staccato; like a copper pine whipping the hard wind, I've fallen in love, and can't bear desertion.
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His interstitial asides, sandwiching his main points with wispy repetition, are kin to the staccato tales told between songs by any marquee act at the Copa Room at the Sands.
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The music in the five acts of "L'Amour" unfolds in shimmering hazes and dramatic surges, the iridescent textures punctuated by tremolos, glissandos and staccato use of wind and percussion instruments.
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" As we've seen in "Tumblr English," there's often a performative nonchalance suggested by nixing periods where they should otherwise be used, most often in the "staccato sentences favored by millennials.
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On a device with a keyboard, for instance, a warning sign is when the typing takes on a staccato style, with a longer-than-usual finger "flight time" between keystrokes.
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They utilize the staccato rhythm natural in some ballet steps to hit the sharp, bold isolations in the music they dance to, and they perform these movements with infectious braggadocio.
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"High Pressure" soars as staccato piano plinking mimics the rapidfire guitar blast, while the frantic rush of "Generator" is interrupted by a slowed-down guitar solo, tinny in its squeal.
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As he tells it, the 2808's signature sound of thwacking snares, staccato handclaps and that unmistakable whomping kick was sort of a fluke—the byproduct of a defective semiconductor.
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The staccato beats of the soundtrack never let you relax as you race through rooms, break through glass, rush down floors, and try to kill guards before they shoot you.
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Also released through Pina Records via Sony Music's distribution arm, "El Granjero" emphasizes the grit in Arcángel's throat as dramatic staccato keys and subwoofer rattling bass open up for it.
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Chris Matthews, whose interruptions are more staccato and reflexive, like a person who has done uppers and can't let a single song play to its end without changing the record.
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Berne wields his alto saxophone in sharp, staccato cuts and streaky gestures; the entire group steams with a kind of compressed energy that's writhing to escape — but never fully does.
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Making energetic use of split screens, the writer-director Ricky Tollman shows a gift for staccato cutting and clipped dialogue, as in a spirited discussion of terminology at city hall.
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GIOVANNI RUSSONELLO Lorely Rodriguez, the songwriter, singer and producer who records as Empress Of, looks back toward the transparent, staccato arrangements and seemingly guileless vocals of early 1980s synth-pop.
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We talk to Alexa in the peremptory tone we reserve for barking at chat bots, snarkily dismissing interlopers in our social media feeds, or frustratedly answering staccato telephone menu trees.
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A staccato direction consists of small dots placed directly above or below individual notes, and those notes are played in a short and disconnected manner, often in a faster tempo.
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About halfway through the intimate performance, pianist Conrad Tao appeared on the distant stage, the light notes of his playing only sporadically heard through the staccato of the string ensemble music.
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Underpinned by staccato piano low ends, and jacking breaks, it cemented their place as spokespeople for a scene the mainstream music industry, and fans, were still unsure about how to take.
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You couldn't get accustomed to a rhythm that staccato but Rebecca gave herself over to it because sometimes it felt good to be punished and maybe some punishment was in order.
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One only has to spend a five-minute spell in the staff bathrooms—a staccato mess of rips, groans, and gasps—to understand the physical impact this is having on teachers.
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Moving with the slight staccato of a stop-motion clay figurine, she looks real enough to touch, strangely convincing for a cartoon character who only exists inside a virtual reality headset.
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It's noisy, the medics and translators are scrambling around grabbing syringes and pills, bags of saline solution, jotting down information on clipboards, barking staccato orders hard for the layman to understand.
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"She strides to the podium, steps up on the stage, slams a gavel, calls the thing to order, and in machine-gun Russian, staccato Russian, starts this thing off," Erickson said.
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She was working a lovable goof gimmick, one where she'd come out to a staccato electronic theme song with arms akimbo, jutting to either side in a vain attempt to dance.
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"Surf music is a heavy machine-gun staccato picking style to represent the power of Mother Nature, of our earth, of our ocean," he told The New York Times in 1994.
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In questioning key witnesses in private depositions and in public, Mr. Goldman brings the staccato cadence of a seasoned prosecutor, often asking witnesses questions that would elicit "yes" or "no" responses.
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Its dynamic shift, from spritely staccato playing in the intro to ringing bass fifths and high octaves in the choruses, perfectly mirrors that of the original recording, even without Uzi's impassioned cries.
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Such staccato paragraphs expand "The Woman in the Window" to more than four hundred pages even as they allow those pages to be read and turned in a near-continuous forward motion.
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J.P. Here's a rapid, nervous Minimalist evolution, from quick staccato picking and percussion tapping, to the emergence of a guitar riff, to a full-band insistence on a stomping 7/4 riff.
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For palabok, stocks of long-simmered pork and shrimp heads and shells make a thick gravy over rice noodles, with a staccato crush of chicharrón and flakes of tinapa (smoked fish) above.
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It is, and through sickness and nearly death, it remains a very funny one, too, producing a wide range of laughs, from staccato titters to abrupt guffaws and huge, body-shaking bursts.
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Kid-sized and kid-hearted, with bright blue eyes beneath brows that seemed always arched in amusement, Brian sometimes stuttered, but his staccato statements merely emphasized what he tried to spit out.
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Pharrell Williams x Camila Cabello "Sangria Wine" Pharrell and Camila started a thing when they worked on "Havana" together (he contributed backing vocals to the song and helped her pace that staccato delivery).
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At first, it would seem he's present through foreboding staccato strings, but it's just an initial impression; that darkness is what the world chooses to perceive in him, not who he truly is.
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Established in 1991 as one of China's earliest shoe retailers, Belle produces shoes under own brands such as Belle and Staccato, and distributes foreign labels such as from Puma SE, Moussy and Converse.
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As such, they can and should aspire to be a postseason Trojan Horse, and still ought to be considered prohibitive favorites in any series until LeBron and his staccato inevitability lurches into frame.
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Ms. Lash, a harpist, joined the double bassist Samuel Suggs to perform her "Leaves, Space," whose tart, staccato declarations, low rumbling bass trills and melodic fragments didn't quite coalesce into a convincing whole.
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As I inched the fabric closer up towards the sensor, the sound became more staccato, offering me not just an auditory representation of the color but awareness of where it was in space.
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The scope of the music was malleable, sometimes marshaling the band's full power — as on "Impenetrable," whose staccato fanfare hit like a round of defibrillator jolts — and sometimes paring down to leaner subunits.
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During two stints as editor — a 13-month run that ended in 2016, and an encore that began in January — he regularly published front pages that captured the staccato energy of social media.
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He began many of them with halting, staccato phrases on the guitar's bottom three strings, engaging Mr. Tidd in a bubbling repartee before the entire band was eventually pulled into the tangled flow.
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"Cusset never lets her intellectual digressions slow the tempo of her staccato prose, the music of which Fagan's translation faithfully preserves," Ayten Tartici writes, reviewing the book alongside two other recent French novels.
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"Accelerate," produced by Kanye West, Che Pope and Mike Dean, sounds like it's built from spare parts: Ty Dolla Sign's moans and yelps, sinuous keyboard lines, a charmingly staccato verse from 2 Chainz.
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Soon, a staccato leitmotif comes from the speakers, accompanied by little line segments on the screen—the kinds of data he sonifies, then posts to Twitter and, in earlier days, to his website www.gosatwatch.
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While the iconic fantasy themes were a nice geeky thematic fit for the Floppotron, "The Final Countdown" and its herky-jerky staccato really does work perfectly with the devices particular brand of musicality.[YouTube]
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"Since I started making films," she said, studying the tableau, "I weirdly have these images in my dreams where it's like the camera is pushing in"—her right palm dollied forward in staccato pulses.
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A lot of praise on C U L T U R E has centered around how they mastered a staccato flow and the use of negative space—as opposed to their infamous triplet flow.
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His rhythm parts — the deathless "Chuck Berry chord," a barre chord with a major sixth (and sometimes a flatted seventh) on top — hammer home their point with the staccato insistence of a locomotive piston.
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His staccato three- and four-beat lines suit the rhyme-mad verbiage and moral directness you should love him for, and it's nice that he adds a common touch and a sense of humor.
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Its lethargic riffs come marked by a brazen, crepuscular guitar tone in the same unholy vein as Triptykon and Bolzer's; vocalist F's hoarse, staccato barks echo as the rhythm section pulls serious subterranean weight.
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A Word With "All I think about is yesterday," sings Barry Gibb at the start of his first solo album in 32 years, in a staccato familiar from his decades in the Bee Gees.
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To capture the raw anguish being shared for the first time, Greenwell uses many words of one syllable, like stabbing, staccato sounds: "I don't know if I was like this before," the character confides.
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But these eventually fall away, giving way to heavy synths, before a voltaic staccato effect triggers a new direction and a new beat: A slower, psychedelic haze drenches the final minute of the song.
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It is choosing more airy, ornate trap beats and taming its staccato verbal onslaught to make better use of empty space, while tending to both its online and on-the-ground grass-roots boosters.
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Then, Wayne dives into his verse with the same kind of staccato, syncopated patter that has become Young Thug's signature, where syllables are simultaneously hyper-enunciated and wackily truncated or elongated depending on the melody.
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The coronation was in some ways a fait accompli; the closest rival for the award, James Harden, could only muster a halting, staccato approximation of Westbrook's ability to take a game's outcome into his hands.
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In the next, any semblance of order has disappeared: a borderless white field covered in staccato vertical lines of red and blue; gray, ghostly tree branches reach upwards from the splotchy base, towards the deluge.
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The most famous was the standup comedian Mort Sahl, who got his start in the San Francisco club scene and delivered jokes in a rapid-fire staccato frequently compared to the style of jazz musicians.
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"West Wing employees who draft proposed tweets intentionally employ suspect grammar and staccato syntax in order to mimic the president's style, according to two people familiar with the process," the Boston Globe's Annie Linskey reports.
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Sounding reserved (and a bit hoarse), sticking (mostly) to his prepared text and punctuating his own speech with loud, staccato slaps of applause, Mr. Trump attempted the music, if not necessarily the lyrics, of comity.
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Mr. Morris makes sure that we register his motifs — they often come like punch lines, more staccato and end-stopped than the musical figures they illustrate — after which his reiterations are more than we need.
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In the first, Mr. Sciarrino, clearly inspired by Paganini's dazzling violin caprices, writes an avant-garde equivalent, with whirlwinds of jagged, scratchy-toned arpeggios that flow into slinky, sliding tones, then erupt in staccato madness.
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Adelaide, who studied ballet, moves gracefully and, when need be, rapidly (she racks up miles); Red moves as if keeping time to a metronome, with the staccato, mechanical step and head turns of an automaton.
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"Uh Uh" hops over bass, piano, and staccato drums, each scrambling to play the fastest, each element offsetting another, while "Jethro" moves to the sway of ascending bass and descending keyboards interlocking in unpredictable ways.
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He makes it jump through hoops too, changing rhythm from staccato to legato and back again: It dips and dives, sometimes making his words come out in onelongrushwithnogapsforbreath, and sometimes, he stretches his sentences sibilantly. Pausing.
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It's a pop song from 2006, replete with a big, bratty "na na na" intro, a staccato piano verse, a Mickey Mouse Club pre-chorus, and a shit load of Rivers Cuomo's falsetto when it peaks.
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While the First Quartet draws its testy energy from constant changes in articulation — smooth slurs, gritty staccato, resonant plucked notes and skeletal ones tapped with the wooden side of the bow — the Second is more unified.
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Here, Mura Masa's staccato beat meets sunny synths and steel drum sounds, and it sounds very much like how lying in the park in July on grass that's been scorched by hundreds of portable BBQs feels.
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At the same time, speaking in staccato, heavily accented Russian, he dispenses a stream of action-hero philosophy, like the belief that any man should be able to ride a horse, shoot a weapon and swim.
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Rosalía, a major star in Spain, writes up-to-the-minute songs infused with bits of tradition; the six-beat buleria rhythm of those handclaps is meshed with staccato trap percussion and her breathy, intimate vocal.
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At Andrew's bedside each day, the Footes watched their son's chest rise and fall with the ventilator, listening to the staccato of his heart-rate monitor and hoping for signs that he was in there somewhere.
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" The book "features Knausgaard unbound, writing for the first time without a gimmick or the crutch of extravagant experimentation, the endurance test of 'My Struggle' or the staccato essays of his previous books on the seasons.
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She was also playing a West Texan, but her accent was more flowing, in part because she was relaxing her vowels — Bay described it as a legato to Cooper's staccato, appropriate for her world-weary character.
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After came a minute of silence, broken by the sounds of Mr. Lagerfeld's voice over the sound system — his familiar staccato fast-forward torrent speech — whereupon down the steps of the Chalet Gardenia the models came.
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Night Out Coco Rocha emitted a staccato of excited yelps the other day as she volleyed Ping-Pong balls toward her husband, James Conran, at Spin, the table tennis social club on East 23rd Street in Manhattan.
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The membrane layer is no doubt to blame for the slightly less springy quality feel, but it's a lot quieter than my mechanical keyboard And I love that staccato sound it makes when I'm really hammering away.
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Its visual presentation and costumes by Robert Rauschenberg are among his greatest achievements, with hanging geometric objects on which black-and-white film collages are projected; Laurie Anderson's multilayered score, with its catchy staccato rhythms, is irresistible.
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Rather, the lyrics were having their desired effect—to arrest, to force the listener to focus on the words being spoken, the timbre of the rapper's voice, her staccato delivery hinting at a twinge of playground aggression.
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You could also teach rhyme schemes with this, the way he buries literally a dozen -at and -ack rhymes in here, all of them enhanced by his staccato delivery as he snarls out disgust and gunshot sounds.
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Punctuating the string of legato scales and curlicues are staccato eighths — notes that are clearly articulated and separated from their neighbors — and he dug into each of these with bite and more than a touch of roughness.
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Not surprisingly, the performances tend to get lost amid the mayhem -- the point here is style, not substance -- although Wahlberg talks in such rapid-fire, staccato fashion, he appears to be auditioning for a "West Wing" reboot.
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But even at this more advanced level, he is still scavenging for the latest sound, as heard on "KMT," where he borrows the jaunty staccato pattern found in the current viral hit "Look at Me" by XXXTentacion.
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Modern controllers require the player to combine a sweeping legato — two analog sticks, one controlling a character's head and one its feet, are used simultaneously — with the precise staccato of four buttons, two triggers and two bumpers.
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The Big Apple isn't without its own soundtrack: The hum of millions in motion, the clap of dress shoes and high-heels on sidewalks, staccato beeps of car horns and the occasional jazzy melody of a street performance.
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Consider "Good Old Desk," in which our hero delivers a bouncy, staccato love song addressed to a piece of office furniture, or "21976," in which he dramatizes his traumatic upbringing in the form of a rollicking circus ditty.
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That porous border between man and machine is present in how both Sammie's robotic main melody (it barely deviates from staccato, rigid eighth-notes) and the ends of Soulja's verses are always doubled by a software synth counterpart.
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It's genuinely thrilling to hear Future's staccato hook run into Nas' commanding flow on a chilled-out, condensation-soaked beat that finds the halfway point between the former's Southern low-riding sound and the latter's timeless NYC jazziness.
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The latter merges the stargate lift of trance with the dark propulsion of modern club music, combining synths that wouldn't sound out of place during an uplifting Ferry Corsten set at Electric Daisy Carnival with pounding, staccato percussion.
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His undulating swells and bluesy, staccato fills can be heard on recordings like "Respect," Aretha Franklin's first No. 20133 pop hit, and Wilson Pickett's "Funky Broadway" and "Land of 22013,21977 Dances," both of which reached the Top 21968.
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JON CARAMANICA Just the type of casual, trash-talking, sticky, staccato, thickly vibrating song that Tinashe needs to pull herself out of career purgatory, especially if people are willing to reconceptualize her as a rapper, rather than a singer.
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If "Ramona Tells Jim" sometimes loses its way, that has more to do with the wearing, staccato-style speech of the young Jim and Ramona, who give off the air of two woodpeckers embroiled in an uneasy mating dance.
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The story about the coronavirus's spread is evolving quickly, with medical authorities in China and elsewhere disclosing figures daily (or more often), and the media reporting the information immediately to satisfy the fast-paced, staccato rhythms of publishing cycles.
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On lined 21.2 by 298 inch pages, in penciled-in cursive, she captures American history in staccato fragments, jotting down what laborers paid for gas, rent and food; how much they could make picking a day's worth of potatoes.
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In several works from 26, Mr. Overstreet switches to an explosive, staccato drip technique, whose intimations of starry skies are regularly contradicted by dividing lines or added segments of canvas, leaving us suspended between deep space and eccentric objects.
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As a classically trained singer prone to excessive vibrato, she doesn't hesitate to flaunt her considerable vocal technique, but she also applies electronic layers to her voice — sometimes sighed, sometimes bleepy, sometimes contorting her exclamations into a staccato stutter.
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I'd argue that she should still feel some — not for the typing but for what it represents, which is an act of fierce concentration in counterpoint to the stimulation-promiscuous, staccato nature of many children's lives now, especially online.
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Maybe it's the dueling vocal chanting, maybe it's the sitar, maybe it's the staccato percussion, maybe it's the way they recast things with a known meaning to have a different meaning (including the phrase that is used for the song's title).
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The credit for that largely goes to composer Michael Giacchino's better-than-it-needs-to-be score—a freaky symphony of staccato woodwinds, plucky strings, and ominous thumping kettle drums—and Andy Serkis, who brings Caesar to life once again.
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By the time the boom reached us they were both on the ground and a plume of smoke had obscured one; at first, I thought the first to land had tipped over and blown up in a staccato series of detonations.
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There's not a huge difference between the actual decibel levels between the two, but the older model's more staccato typewriter clacking sound has become more dull and less harsh on the ears, which likely makes it sound that much quieter.
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Clapton's design for Cersei's dress incorporated Cersei's father's style and her brother's hand into the queen's look, and Djawadi—normally a composer in the Zimmer school of sharp staccato drums and horns—weaves melody in different ways throughout his soundtrack.
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On a Sunday afternoon in February, the staccato chords and rousing bass lines of a Hammond B-3983 organ shook the walls of American Legion Post 2398 in Harlem. Ba-ba-doo-dee-dee-deep. Bum-ba-ba-ba-bummm.
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When Khan was in jazz mode, she used her voice in staccato spurts that resembled the brass instruments that played around her—something you can hear on "Be Bop Medley," which samples John Coltrane, Dizzy Gillespie, and Charlie Parker, among others.
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The former secretary of state is not prone to the staccato-style series of phone and sit-down interviews that Mr. Trump favors, and she has a long way to go to frame a message against him between now and November.
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It's like ghosts that appear only as shadows seen out of the corner of the eye, the dearly departed who communicate only if special conditions are met through a selected medium, or a Ouija board occasionally spelling out staccato answers.
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I imagine these memories compressed into thumbprints — the wood-burning parrilla at an Argentine asada, the staccato stomp and silk shawl at a flamenco show in Seville — her mind a memory bank filled with cultural currency from around the world.
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She spent part of the aftermath in the media "spin room," where she entered to a cluster of boom mikes and the machine-gun staccato of camera shutters, and on Friday visited a detention center for migrant children in Homestead, Fla.
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In recurrent, wordless pages throughout, with his clean and fluid black line art,, Williams illustrates the rhythm of Lois's professional routine through whom and what she encounters: an assortment of faces, body parts and affects streaming by in an even staccato.
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That was accompanied by — and still is — the staccato of men toppling, one after the next, and of proclamations of #MeToo around the world: #YoTambien in Spanish, #BalanceTonPorc ("expose your pig") in French and #quellavoltache ("that time when") in Italian.
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Especially at Saturday's performances, the dancers illustrated the flow of line that was a central characteristic of Ashton's style: line in both space and time, with still positions that radiate and phrasing that threads staccato steps into a larger legato continuity.
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Based on a codelike series of line drawings rather than traditional notation, this approach allows any single instrumentalist — or the conductor of an ensemble — to select broad performance parameters, like staccato lines or wide-interval hops, then shape what emerges.
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But in Ashley's recorded narration of an enigmatic spy story — his voice mellow, weary and wry — he, as ever, directs us to the musical nature of speech: smooth and staccato rhythms, pitches quietly rising and falling, unexpected pockets of feeling.
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And there, in the back kitchen of the 103-year-old Capuchin College in Northeast Washington, stands Brother Andrew Corriente, hacking away at a Napoleon that we just carefully assembled, each strike a brief staccato in the otherwise staid environment.
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" When she discovered that Karadzic's father, long before Karadzic was born, had killed a cousin for spurning his marriage proposal, she writes (doubling down on the staccato prose with stagy italics): "I let it wash over me like a story.
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Earlier research had hinted that vervet monkeys produced different vocal warnings for different predators: a kind of bark to warn of a leopard; a low-pitched staccato rraup for a martial eagle; and a high-pitched chutter for a python.
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The staccato of about half a dozen assassinations of commanders in the Russian-backed separatist army in eastern Ukraine has become one of the riddles of the war there since 2015, when the first unexplained killings of Cossack militia leaders occurred.
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Although there is a certain segment of the tennis public that fears the rise of Raonic and the return of the staccato point, it will be particularly interesting to see how Raonic's net game matches up with Murray's phenomenal returns and passing shots.
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Martin's distinctive string arrangement for "Eleanor Rigby" was inspired by film composer Bernard Hermann, though whether he was specifically moved to create the gritty, staccato accompaniment by Hermann's work on Francois Truffaut's Fahrenheit 451 or Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho remains a point of contention.
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But the aspects of Nidhogg that make it so striking—its kaleidoscopic blood trails, its pseudo-Amiga aesthetic, even the staccato, just-one-more-round compulsion that holds it all together—seem to clash against the notion of a whole new game.
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Quincy, while quiet and composed in person, is a loud and forceful presence on records, using staccato-timed flows while mirroring a Keith Ape-esque swagger that sets him apart unique from a lot of Toronto's Bryson Tiller and Travis Scott clones.
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But it's certainly not rock-star music: These songs are spindly and staccato and lightly played, with no reverb, built of jagged instrumental melodies that sound like they begin in the middle, with few spaces for musicians to step out and shine.
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Despite its staccato-like tempo, the shift toward a more inclusive and representative runway arrives right on time, for what better time to protest the fragile ideas within and outside the fashion industry than when it's being challenged by the world's highest order?
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But while many members are lulled by the sound of ocean waves or the mellow clacking of mah-jongg tiles, there is one group — 60 or so regular players — that prefers the staccato slapping of a rubber ball between paddle and wall.
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A young woman rides a bike off into the sun as we are told that Latuda has been shown to be effective for many people with bipolar depression, followed by that staccato recitation of potential side effects that most viewers tune out.
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Guitarist Oscar Jerome, who wrote the song on a rooftop in Gambia, takes control of the first half with a few lilting hooks that give way to a more pronounced, staccato solo, though nothing that might nudge the listener out of a trance.
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One remarkable aspect of "The Other Side of the Wind" — the Orson Welles film finally completed more than three decades after the director's death — is just how true the posthumously assembled cut remains to Welles's staccato and, at times, disorienting editing style.
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Others played to the crowd's interests, emblematized by the staccato pugnacity of NLE Choppa's "Shotta Flow" and the reliably explosive Chief Keef chestnut "Faneto" from all the way back in 2014, a time that was effectively the birthplace of this generation's taste.
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You think you've known it forever — it's quoted all across popular culture — and yet you have only to listen to the overture, where the sprightly melody is soon irregularly punctuated by staccato chords, to hear how multilayered it is and how unpredictable.
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But the melody, with its staccato accents and hint of Middle Eastern inflection, has a punchy quality that feels specific to Mr. Graves; you'll notice it again during his solo, which begins with an octave flourish and ends with a single ringing chord.
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"My Stutter Made Me a Better Writer," a 2019 essay from the On Disability column, by Darcey Steinke The J in "juice" was the first letter-sound, according to my mother, that I repeated in staccato, going off like a skipping record.
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But more likely than not, if you know Idea, you know it from Instagram and their weekly email newsletter, where Ms. Hill and Mr. Owen whisper directly into the ears of their fans, in a voice equal parts staccato mannerism and unbridled enthusiasm.
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Tyler intuited this—you can see a woman both fractured and fluid, alternately pleading with and spurning the camera, with Caity as some kind of subconscious doppelgänger whose motions are fluid and graceful whereas mine were choreographed to be at times staccato or almost 'possessed.
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It is a portrait of interiority (the painter smoking a cigarette, gazing off to the side), but it reaches us through the depth of its color, the energy of the staccato lines on the knot of the tie, the abstract play of triangles and curves.
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The sound of fashionable boots striking the white floor was muted by a staccato prog-rock soundtrack; a young woman in a clinging leather blazer frowned at her companion by the light of a tiny candle and flicked beer foam at his lush red beard.
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"From the epicenter near Camp Snoopy, it felt like an ecstatic mall rave, the staccato ka-ching of thousands of cash registers serving as the high-frequency techno-beat for hundreds of thousands of Midwest shoppers," the New York Times reported at the time.
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Prince's version here doesn't search for shortcuts: he hammers staccato notes where the snare might've held the beat; he thuds the bass keys where the choir might've swelled; he flies into soulful screeches at some crescendos and withers down to a whisper at others.
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Add to that an audacious snaking bassline, that walks flagrantly up and down the hi-hat, and the flirtatious staccato flick of an electric guitar, and it's no wonder this is a record that makes people smile as much as it makes them move.
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That in turn got me thinking: how did the mood and hardware of those soundtracks—from the proggy melodrama of Goblin to the staccato menace of John Carpenter—come to hold such a persistent influence over various forms of dance music over the years?
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"Frigid Forms Sell You Warmth" starts out with a techno intro full of robotic vocals and digitized beats before busting into a taut, staccato guitar riff—a clear echo of Refused's The Shape of Punk to Come, from which Milemarker were clearly picking up cues.
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Staccato or swaying movements, many of which developed from iPhone videos she made of herself daily — sometimes without music — formed the basis of a radically new kind of live performance: art events, composed entirely by Solange, presented to small audiences in elite art institutions.
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Walking onto the The Globe's black-and-white checkered floor, Mike recognized the familiar staccato chants and taut bass wallops of Jersey club, a hip-hop-influenced genre from Newark that Mike had often heard at local block parties and family barbeques growing up.
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It's reason enough to back up Mr. Danae's slide guitar with drums and a quintessential New Orleans instrument, sousaphone, in songs that envision a Guadeloupean blues with rawboned guitar riffs that could suddenly reveal the staccato intricacies of African and Afro-Caribbean guitar styles.
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The researchers took 17,000 Billboard Hot 100 songs between 20123 and 2010 and picked out 100 musical characteristics—whether or not the song included guitar-driven power chords, for example, a staccato rap beat, or a swell of strings backing up a love ballad.
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Although Pacific whales are known to move in "multicultural" circles, and different dialects are spoken by families in the same areas, Caribbean whales were believed to be much more homogeneous, emitting a standard 1+1+3 coda (two staccato clicks, followed by three more rapid ones).
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It's basically everything you could ask for in a Public Enemy album in 2017––full of righteous fury, slightly outdated politics, and Chuck D showing absolutely no consideration to the fact that his straight-ahead, staccato bullhorn flow has been outmoded by several generations of other rappers.
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Adrian Nathan West has managed an impressive translation of Mr Goetz's voice—a relentless staccato that can border on the manic, such as when a patient obsessed with counting goes through endless thought-loops: "argument, then counter, then counter-counter, counter, counter-counter, counter-counter-counter".
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While neither that track nor its remix failed to appear on the Puerto Rican trap fixture's debut album, it set the stage for Menor Menor's solo follow-up "Rola Cola," a hypnotic banger co-produced by Sharo Torres and teeming with boisterous bars and staccato flows.
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The Israeli-born chef Yotam Ottolenghi, of Nopi and the Ottolenghi delis in London, deep-fries sage to intensify its flavor, then sprinkles it on dishes for a staccato of crunch — or turns whole leaves of basil and chervil into tempura, to be dipped in vinegar.
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In a staccato of outraged reactions on Monday to the sanctions imposed over the weekend, North Korea threatened retaliation against the United States "thousands of times" over, vowed to never give up its nuclear arsenal and called the penalties a panicky response by an American bully.
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"Carbon 7 (161)" from her new album, "Black Origami," spreads percussion and synthetic sounds across a wide stereo space — drums, bells, cymbals, blips, chopped-up voices — and rushes ahead through a staccato wilderness of impacts and silences, of patterns that shatter before they ever get predictable.
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Featuring a dance-battle-like circle on the stage of the Opéra Bastille here, the film's energy escalates as those on the outskirts join the dancers in the center with short staccato arm jabs and chest pops, mounting to a brio that appears both ecstatic and angry.
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He let me go, but I could hear his laughter behind me as I made my way back to the cafeteria, my heart pumping staccato, my face singed with the heat of self-awareness, my inexperienced mind fumbling for the meaning behind what had just transpired.
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BANG ON A CAN, APRIL 503 The staccato chords rang out like gunshots at the beginning of Julia Wolfe's "Lick," a funk-flavored piece from 1994 performed at Zankel Hall with a bracing mix of rhythmic discipline and exuberance by the Bang on a Can All-Stars.
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"What I can tell you for sure is that over between now and the end of the year there's going to be really a staccato of announcements where we'll talk about things we're doing with partners and ways that we're helping improve their businesses," says Garden.
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ROSCOE MITCHELL "Bells for the South Side" (ECM) A magnum opus from one of the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians' most vital elders, this two-CD suite is full of open space — bell tones and scattered piano and staccato saxophone — but it hardly lacks form.
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After the meeting, as everybody filed upstairs for a night of drinking under antler chandeliers and smoking various substances on the bar patio, a woman with long black hair and a staccato Midwestern accent named Amber Raine lobbied Turing for more ritualistic events in New York.
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Google's artificial camera smarts seem to identify a central focal point around which it centers the view, but if you move the camera around, it shifts that focal center somewhat abruptly, leading to a kind of staccato effect of punctuated panning as you point the device at different places.
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His first collaboration with the so-called "Godfather of House," 1984's "Your Love," is their signature: a staccato beat supplied by Knuckles that pulses and escalates, with Principle inhaling and exhaling to the instrumental until it sounds, in no small way, like he is reaching orgasmic release.
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"Vivir," a premiere set to a selection of Latin and Afro-Caribbean music by Darrell Grand Moultrie, is the kind of emphatically anti-musical dance-fest that would seriously irk me with lesser dancers — where the music has a legato flow, the choreography is punchily staccato, and vice versa.
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And they pierced most through the overstuffed quarters of Room 226 in the Dirksen Senate Office Building — his delivery so loud and insistent at times that listeners winced at the volume; hers occasionally so staccato that strands of her hair sailed away from her mouth at the air pressure.
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Her late set spanned six original compositions, starting with "Blue Over Gold" — built around a two-note ostinato and a studded, start-and-stop flow — and ending on the jagged "Western," a jumble of staccato dashes and stubborn momentum, held on course by Ms. Oh's dilated bass sound.
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He spent around two years working on "Heavy Is the Head," which lets his musical curiosity off the leash, as grime takes a back seat to silky R&B, staccato hip-hop beats, radiant gospel and the love of pop that he broadcast with a 2014 Justin Bieber cover.
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The design could have been carried out exactingly, but Goldberg works it with a free hand, his shapes approximate rather than precise, all covered with staccato dots and dashes that vary in size and placement, emphasizing the artist's human agency in the picture (he also leaves his initial graphite lines visible).
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Vantzou and Bennett based their performances on a 90-meter-long wall drawing by the Paris-based artist Zin Taylor, interpreting minimal drawings of potted cacti, tensile clouds, and more surreal shapes as a graphical score for their sound performance, interpreting its curls, wisps, and staccato strokes as musical gestures.
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CARAMANICA The Scottish pop songwriter Nina Nesbitt offers advice and details some pitfalls of digital-era dating — "hope you never let those pictures send/he's only gonna shoot them to his friends" — in a briskly efficient track that meshes staccato acoustic guitar, trap hi-hats and a hint of Latin rhythm.
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Some of the spoken-word-over-ambient-music tracks, like Susie Green's, have a jangly and twangy guitar sound and staccato rhythmic flair I associate with the non-conformist 1980s recordings of Laurie Anderson and the Talking Heads by way of Jon Hassell and Brian Eno's landmark recording Fourth World, Vol.
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Here is where I can understand, I can't tell you how many people will try to put themselves above everyone else by talking about "How splendid the crescendo was" or "How the staccato really gives the piece a unique sound" This stuff even annoys me, and I understand what it means.
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The verses feel urgent and emotionally charged ("Please," Astrid pleads, "When you look at me like that / There's no way to fight back"), but in the chorus, she dials it back for a sweet, staccato hook that evokes Ellie Goulding: "When I'm with you, I forget to bre-e-athe," she sings softly.
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" The beat is funky, jabbed by jumpy rhythm guitar, and Eddie Vedder's vocal lines hop all over the place, leaping an octave or arguing with themselves in staccato bursts or turning to sustained melody: "Expecting perfection leaves a lot to ignore/When the past is the present and the future's no more.
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There are kick drums and high hats, tambourines and claves, handclaps and foot stomps, the staccato stabs of a singer's voice; I also felt as if I were hearing the sound of change clattering around in a bowl or a car door being slammed, someone dropping a drum kit down a flight of stairs.
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The rest of the book consists of letters, most to her friend and mentor the Black Mountain poet Ed Dorn, and a list titled "The Trouble With All the Houses I've Lived In." Written in the late 1980s, in terse staccato prose, that list is the skeleton key to the rest of her work.
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Carter's low, crunchy bass grinds and rumbles, like a heavy metal grate dragged across the ground, while guitarist Al Creedon plays thick, jittery, stark yet somehow neat power riffs; the clobbering noise they make together would approach the percussive violence, staccato melodies, and textural precision of industrial rock if not for drummer Alex Lichtenauer's fast, light, blistering touch.
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He treats that genre's emphatic, staccato vocals and shapeshifting beats—or the drawling cadences of Atlanta, where he's said he occasionally lives (See the wonderfully dead-eyed "20 bands/20 bands/20 bands" refrain on "Meditation")—not as forms worth rallying around, but as tenuous conventions on the verge of dissolving into abstract word soups or viscous synthesizer stews.
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Homegrown acts like Sasch BBC, Alle Farben, and Kölsch have been throwing down techno sets here for the past 11 hours, and Croatian star Petar Dundov is wrapping up the final half-hour of his live act, shooting staccato synths from a Drehbank MIDI controller at the few dozen festival-goers still vibing out in the half-empty tent.
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The incident log gives a staccato narration, based on entries made in real time and time-stamped down to the minute and the second — the most detailed account yet of what happened after Omar Mateen, 22, armed with an assault rifle and a handgun, walked into a bustling club with a mostly gay and Latino clientele and opened fire.
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The Los Angeles-based architect Michael Maltzan's solution to the same problem is the staccato Moody Center for the Arts at Rice University, where an open, double-height maker space — intended to enable cross-disciplinary collaboration on projects between the arts and sciences — becomes the focal point, around which studios, classrooms and performance spaces will rotate.
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In the modern, unfussy dining room at the back, nearly every table has a platter of barbecue: glossy ribs whose flesh is swiftly liberated from the bone; duck bathed in spices and hung to dry so that when it's roasted, the skin turns brittle, translucent and shining, setting off a staccato of pops as it cracks between the teeth.
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As her chatty lines ("We go see the Rockettes …") move through the gestures of the modern lyric — only one poem goes over a page, and most use a staccato, colloquial free verse — we get the sense of a writer trying to come to terms with something that is part of her country's reality but not part of her own.
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Still, whether it's Hockney's early interest in Whitman and Cavafy, his dabbling in Chinese painting theory or his recent crusade, much debated by art historians, to prove that some old masters furtively used optical devices in their paintings, Cusset never lets her intellectual digressions slow the tempo of her staccato prose, the music of which Fagan's translation faithfully preserves.
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But the physics and ergonomics still feel a little off, especially if you're used to the system on the iPhone X. (After a rockier beta, animations were also fine on the Essential Phone with the final version.) Where the iPhone's gestures let you flow from one thing to the next with a single gesture, Android's feel a little more staccato.
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And then there's the dramatic finale, which is some of the most dextrous rapping in Wayne's entire catalogue, a symphony of staccato bars that slice the beat down to its raw essentials, tipping on 4/4 time: In the pantheon of rap, many greats stand out for the way that they build narratives or string together long sequences of words.
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The air-ball chant can come out as a series of aggressive staccato bursts, as in this 2010 game where Maryland fans jeered Clemson's Trevor Booker: On other occasions, it can sound dismissive, almost scornful, as in this rendition by the student section at the University of Central Florida: That second clip features what I consider the classic air-ball chant.
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As the driver lifted the poles in front, the boy felt the world tilt: Suddenly in front of them, in the middle air, there is a whole colony of blue and water-green dragonflies, circling and hovering in their staccato way, sometimes still in the air with just a vibration of wings, a static thrumming, and then off again with a jerky move.
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Sitting in a busy waiting room, which could pass for any busy emergency room in the world were it not for all the people sitting quietly with a bird of prey attached to their gloved hand, Ibrahim lists in rapid-fire staccato all the treatment options and special equipment offered by the hospital: blood and kidney tests; feather replacements; endoscopies.
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Since then, it's been a pretty consistent staccato of Ms. Milano's topknot popping up where you least expect it: As a background fixture to the Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee — "I could see the sweat on the back of his neck," she said — which was later parodied on an episode of Saturday Night Live with her depicted as a cardboard cutout.
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In musical terms — because so much of this album's meaning and information comes directly through its music — Shura's '80s fixation means that you hear her vocal phrasing in a confiding, syncopated staccato; heavy accents on the two and four beats; handclap sounds from a Roland TR-808 drum machine; synthesizer bass lines and clean guitar notes meted out in steady percolation, as another function of rhythm.
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" Lythcott-Haims, the author of "How to Raise an Adult," was the dean of freshmen at Stanford University, and she began writing poetry in 2007, after reading Lucille Clifton; the pacing of "Real American," staccato at times, rushed and frenetic at others, infuses the book with a lyricism that hums with the frustration and sadness she felt growing up what she calls "un-Black.
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But rather than finding something bass-heavy, staccato-laced, and indebted to his beloved Los Angeles, he picked the delicate Californication cut "Porcelain" for his "Like a Version" session on Australia's Triple J. The multi-talented 35-year-old singer-songwriter delivered the song in the same hushed whisper that Anthony Kiedis did on record, only deviating from the melody towards the end, effortlessly reaching to the top of his register.
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One sultry evening, I climbed a series of dizzying staircases of Escherian proportions to the rooftop of the Emerson Spice Hotel, where course after course of traditional Zanzibari dishes with contemporary twists — tuna timbale, roast sheli sheli (breadfruit), chaza mchicha (oyster wrapped in spinach leaves), and coconut-crusted kingfish — were served with a soothing staccato of rainfall against the roof and the call to prayer, echoing from dozens of surrounding mosques.
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Propelled through the air from beginning to end, the album deploys its riffage with such streamlined efficiency it takes several listens to notice the spiraling melody adorned with synth staccato in "Whiteout Conditions," the raw guitar blasts dotting the steady bassline in "Darling Shade," the way the chorus in "Colosseums" swells up anthemically only to clamp down on itself hard, all achieving grace and ease that belies the frustrations expressed in song.
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Listen closely to the swell of film-noir jazz trumpet on album opener "Faith in Nothing Except Salvation," and you'll notice that he's marking the polyrhythmic offbeats with what sounds like the scratch of sandpaper; try to figure out why the staccato hits on "Hope in Suffering (Escaping Oblivion & Overcoming Powerless)" conjure images of trench warfare, and you'll probably flash back to the carrion fly-like buzzing seeded earlier in the track.
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It's a lot to digest if you're just in the market for some sweet black metal/crust, but Storm of Sedition nails that part, too; songs like "Mechanism of Defense" and "Death Culture" spotlight the band's deft coalescence of epic crust with lo-fi black metal blasts, staccato punk beats, paranoid riffs, and chugging death metal heft, while the likes of "Natural Chaos" reap the benefits of the band's grandiose, driving melodies and more somber pacing.
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The aging trainers, Buriram and Tua, necks bejeweled with umpteen Buddha amulets, eyes closed, hands in prayer position, hoping for their numbers to come up in the lottery results that are being read out loud on the radio; an American kickboxer on a busman's holiday, looking for the promoter and the 2000 Baht ($56) that he's been owed since last month for a grueling bout up country; Lek, our senior trainer, arms folded, shorts inside out, berating a farang kickboxer for being too staccato on the pads.
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Seven dancers — men and women alike dressed in black sports bras and hyper-color Lycra tights, later donning T-shirts printed with their own faces — perform movements in that pastiche way McNamara has become known for; they form tableaux, they line up like a blasé chorus line, they move in canon, they prance, they body-roll, they make staccato angular arm gesticulations, they smack their hips with their fists like video clip backup dancers, and they take a break to drink water from water bottles in a severely formalized manner.
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Loud hip-hop blared in between sketches, as the group hustled on- and offstage, setting up a relentless series of bits — a depressed Jimmy Fallon contemplating his poor career choices, a time-traveling mystery set largely in an Olive Garden turning on the availability of free breadsticks, a willfully terrible Billy Joel impersonator absolutely ruining the enjoyment of everyone in the bar with his staccato, robotic take on "Piano Man" and Apple-store employees treating a woman who cracked the screen on her iPhone like they were detectives investigating her for murder.
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