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• But underneath the ear candy are hummable melodies and sing-along choruses.
• In particular, Vtech's showroom was a smorgasbord of electronic eye and ear candy.
• Signed by Ear Candy Records supported by Calloway and Rainbow Productions.
• Ear Candy will soon be a Passion Press sampler of stories from previously released books.
• Ear candy, though equally a matter of taste, usually describes music that's pleasant and forgettable.
• The difference is that the Beatles made great music _ ABBA made great ear candy.
• Listen to most PGA Tour players, and what you hear never qualifies as ear candy.
• Kelley is also credited for the cover art from the 1996, King's X album Ear Candy.
• It's music that's more than ear candy.
• The result _ " Dizzy Heights " _ is a witty collection of upbeat retro ear candy.
• But it wound up on ['Ear Candy'] that five of the songs were written in the studio.
• Unlike her previous songs, " My Ear Candy " is a pop-dance track that includes techno beats.
• This is ear candy with a spine, a stronger one than one might expect from Barenaked Ladies.
• With an album such as this, it would be easy to dismiss Sugar Ray as nothing but ear candy.
• A brand new " Ear Candy " series will be making its worldwide debut in 2008 for 5 Alarm.
• Nor will " Fly " be mistaken for anything other than wonderfully breezy ear candy, a low-impact mental workout:
• Leave it to Em to juice it up with ear candy effervescent, but keep the words in the subversive.
• The show is called Ear Candy and will air from April 2016 and will be produced by Ear Candy Radio.
• The show is called Ear Candy and will air from April 2016 and will be produced by Ear Candy Radio.
• Rolling Stone says the album has " ear candy with good beats " and " remarkably adept at genre juggling ".