One month from now, Valentines Day will be here. The one day that romance tends to fill the atmosphere and lovers express joy for one another. In most cases, couples go out to a nice dinner and a movie. Then, return home to spend the rest of the evening cuddling and listening to nice slow jams. This is why your music selection is important on this day. Those soulful melodies and smooth sounds will help you create a romantic experience. Therefore, it is imperative to have the right albums set and ready to go on our iPod or CD player.
To help you select the most romantic albums, the Music Business Association (Music Biz) compiled a list of Top 10 Most Romantic Albums. The list was based off of a survey conducted with employees of the Music Biz’s commercial clients. Some of the albums listed may not be of your taste (or even a little dated). So, check and see which ones you agree with or not.
21 – by Adele
Avalon – by Roxy Music
Come Away with Me – by Norah Jones
I’m Still in Love with You – by Al Green
Kind of Blue – by Miles Davis
Let’s Get It On – by Marvin Gaye
Love Deluxe – by Sade
Love Songs – by Carpenters
Lovers Rock – by Sade
To Be Loved – by Michael Bublé
The Sade albums, Marvin Gaye, Al Green, and Adele definitely sounds about right. You and your boo are guaranteed to have a great night with anyone of those playing.
To see the remaining 90 albums that made the list and their 50 “Love Hurts” songs, go to www.musicbiz.org.
The Music Business Association (Music Biz) is a membership organization that advances and promotes music commerce — a community committed to the full spectrum of monetization models in the industry. It provides common ground by offering thought leadership, resources and unparalleled networking opportunities, all geared to the specific needs of its membership. By leveraging the legacy of the former National Association of Recording Merchandisers (NARM) and its hub for digital initiatives, digitalmusic.org, Music Biz brings a unique perspective and valuable insight into the trends and changes that innovation brings. Today, we put our collective experience to work across all delivery models: physical, digital, mobile and more. Music Biz and its members are committed to building the future of music commerce — together.
The Association’s annual conference, Music Biz 2014, is set for May 6-8 in Los Angeles. For more details and to register, click here.
