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Of or relating to British singer/songwriter Imogen Heap.
She has a very Imogenial music style; I guess that's what she gets for being a Heap fan.
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A record label in the 60s and 70s that put people's lyrics to music for a small fee. They claimed to have a full orchestra, unlike the other song poem companies; while they sounded like they had a full orchestra, actually they would just use the same tracks a bunch of times.
Steve: "Hey Lisa, which Halmark track do you like best, "Jesus The King Of The Jews", "God's Mercy", "My Daddy He Died In 1969", or "From The Manger To The Cross"?
Lisa: "They all sound the same."Steve: "Yeah, I don't know if it's a low budget nightmare or a psychology experiment; they keep using the same tapes!"
A guitar tuned in a way that intentionally sounds out of tune.
Nothing's better than Boo Bob's Barnyard Blitz, hearing Wohunk on bass, Beewick on drums, and good ol' Boo Bob on down home juicy guitar.
The ChatGPT of the music industry, and the SoundCloud of AI music. An app that makes the average writer feel like a music production wizard with a little AI magic.
Oh man, "I Believe In You" by Vitrifuture totally rocks! One of the top pop songs of 2024! I don't even care that it was produced in Suno!
Can describe anything groovy/cool, but these days usually refers to musical talent.
She has a nifty singing voice, and those nifty digits can sure play the keys!
A person (cat) who loves being in a school.
I am such an educat!
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The fifty-third second of 9:26 a.m. of March 14, 2015. So called because 3.141592653 is pi down to nine decimal places, and Pi Second is 3/14/15 9:26:53.
On Pi Second, we will play the sound of a bell ringing for all the world to hear! Pi Second is only one second out of every 100 years, so it only happens every three billion or so seconds. Enjoy the second while you can!