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rhythm

[rith-uhm] / ˈrɪð əm /


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That laid the groundwork for Afrobeats -- a later genre that has attracted a global audience by blending traditional African rhythms with contemporary pop sounds, with its roots in Nigeria.

From Barron's

Blunt would rather not think about that murder-mystery; he prefers the gentle rhythms of life in Little Springs.

From The Wall Street Journal

The boat moved fast; the waves were choppy, but it rose and fell in rhythm with the water.

From Literature

"Some medications or therapies work best when they align with a specific time of relevant circadian rhythms, and this time will vary depending on whether you are a morning, intermediate, or evening chronotype," she said.

From Science Daily

He pioneered the Afrobeat genre alongside drummer Tony Allen, blending West African rhythms, jazz, funk, highlife, extended improvisation, call-and-response vocals and politically charged lyricism.

From BBC