The best music for a session?
I personally enjoy lo-fi radio during cuddle sessions .. but as a pro I happily will listen to what my cuddle partner wants to hear.
I am with @MeltMyWay . Lo-fi relaxes me and can be interesting but not intrusive. It dominates my cuddle playlist.
Lofi is my number #2. I admit it can make me yawn 🥱 and as a pro I don't think I should be yawning too much during a session... So my go to is the Easy Listening station. 🎶 the best vibrations
@TheFunCartel @Cuddlesofcuddle I think it's a very good and relaxing idea.
What about some white noise? I'm personally a big fan of rainy sounds, there's something really cozy about feeling like you're in your house and hearing a storm outside. A co-worker introduced me to Flowtunes, you can mix and match different music styles and background sounds, lo-fi + rain is my "focus" soundtrack while I'm working : )
https://www.flowtunes.app/
@diegosensible I'm loving your style darling
I have a client who loves listening to blues and jazz during cuddle sessions. It’s beautiful, and I genuinely love it.
I have another client who enjoys cuddling to classical music. It’s incredibly beautiful and relaxing and it doesn’t make me sleepy. I’ve found that I really enjoy it.
I love music, though. Across many, many decades and so many genres. I find it fascinating. I’ve even started listening to Italian music. I have no idea what they’re saying, but it’s beautiful all the same.
Overall, I could cuddle to just about anything. As long as my clients find it relaxing, I’m good. I go with what they like and what they want. Some prefer watching TV or movies, and I’m good with that too.
Happy cuddling everyone ✨
Spa music
A pro once played nature sounds, mainly the ocean, it was extremely soothing. Highly recommend.
Anything with atmosphere and Ambiance. Artists like Lights, PVRIS. Also like melancholic songs.
Jazz: Coltrane, Monk, Davis, etc...
I also like ambient recorded peeing. Especially the ones where the person goes “Ah” at the end. I feel relieved after a session listening to that, but I do not recommend drinking lemonade while listening. The optics are too connected.
