muso
Britishnoun
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derogatory a musician, esp a pop musician, regarded as being overconcerned with technique rather than musical content or expression
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any musician, esp a professional one
Example Sentences
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One forgets how muso Chicago was.
From Los Angeles Times
If you love music so much that the mere sonority of muso chitchat registers in your brain as its own type of song, allow me to point you toward the greatest thing on all of YouTube.
From Washington Post
But Chris Elkins, co-founder and chief business development officer at Muso, a data company measuring unlicensed demand for digital content, told BBC News combating piracy was about more than simply blocking websites.
From BBC
The 26-year-old muso is this year’s “who?” in the Grammys’ album of the year category.
From Los Angeles Times
Piracy-tracking firm Muso found traffic to illegal streaming and download sites rose by nearly 60% during March.
From BBC
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