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melodic

adjective as in pertaining to melody

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The Born Against song “Alive With Pleasure” was also part of the prototype for their sound with noisy guitars and somewhat melodic, shouted vocals.

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In her letter, she called on Putin to keep the welfare of children in mind—and restore their “melodic laughter”—amid the continuing war.

The melodic sounds of the piano reverberated across the room as members sang “Welcome Home” — a new hymn for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

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However a more reflective and melodic sound emerged, with 2002 release The Remote Part making Idlewild known as much for poetic lyricism as much as punky energy.

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“It was just a magical time,” he adds before letting the music pour from his fingers for a moment: long, rippling melodic lines that keep veering between a major and a minor key.

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