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mashup
/ ˈæʃʌ /
noun
- a piece of recorded or live music in which a producer or DJ blends together two or more tracks, often of contrasting genres
- a hybrid website that collates and displays information taken from various other online sources
Word History and Origins
Origin of mashup1
Example Sentences
“Sinners,” the highly anticipated period drama delivering a mashup of horror, music and vampires, scored a solid opening, topping the holiday box office with $45.6 million.
And a potato mashup called champ.
Jones is a bold experimentalist in his fiction, employing a mashup of literary genres, often with horror as a key element.
Though Earth, Wind & Fire went on hiatus in 1984, the sound of “Reasons” echoed through Prince’s “Adore” in 1987; Kravitz paid such loving homage to the album’s title track in his “It Ain’t Over ’til It’s Over,” from 1991, that someone on YouTube made a seamless mashup of the two songs.
I knew that the German language could come through with a mashup that had sufficient gravitas, but it is a language that I have not studied since the fall of sixth grade.
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