vibey

/ ˈvaɪbɪ /

adjective

1. slang.
   lively and vibrant

Example Sentences

Between them and Omar Apollo on Saturday, Flog Gnaw knows exactly where to slot a vibey, Latin-indie act.

From Los Angeles Times

“We can own that it's been vibey,” Garfield told Dimoldenberg when recounting their prior interactions.

From Salon

“Yeah it's been vibey to the point where you've been avoiding me for two years because the vibes were too much for you to handle, so I'm actually surprised you're here,” she replied.

From Salon

Other artists who had breakout success on TikTok this summer included British singer-songwriter Blood Orange, whose vibey 2011 single Champagne Coast enjoyed an unexpected resurgence; and pop star Sabrina Carpenter, whose breakout hits Espresso and Please Please Please both made the app's Top 10.

From BBC

Jessica Pratt’s new album, “Here in the Pitch,” begins with a vintage drum beat, a gently strummed guitar and a lot of vibey room tone — the kind that recalls a wood-paneled studio from 60 years ago.

From New York Times