A little ambience can go a long way in setting the mood and jazz is rich with culture and intimacy. Jazz is often performed as a conversation between musicians, highlighting their own styles and blending together to create unique sounds. That give-and-take can be great at building tension and works well in the bedroom.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Fever is a minimalistic piece that showcases a simple bassline and her heartfelt lyrics. There is a bounce to the rhythm and the simplicity of its composition is understatedly sincere. This piece would be the perfect warm-up as you move from dinner to the bedroom.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Take Five is a warm & upbeat piece with a saxophone leading over a repeated piano riff. If you aren\u2019t familiar with music, you might not catch what it is that makes Take Five feel so jaunty and alive. Most songs have a 4-beat time signature (4\/4) and counting to 4 aligns with the lyrics\/chords of most pop songs. However, the clue for Take Five is in the name; its time signature is 5\/4. Let Dave Drubeck\u2019s charmingly unusual piece set the scene for your romantic evening.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Laura Fygi\u2019s sultry voice tells the story of her lover\u2019s unparalleled powers of seduction. The light backing instruments pick up in the middle of the song and feature a meandering trumpet solo. Then Fygi’s vocals take the spotlight again. You Do Something To Me is a gorgeous piece perfect for when you want to remind your lover just how special they are.<\/p>\n\n\n\n