We listed our current 7 Best Songs for Boudoir Sessions a few weeks ago and today we turn our attention to songs for In Her Space Sessions.
In Her Space Sessions create a unique kind of fun. Our other sessions are scheduled either in our studio or on-location (in your home, a hotel room or AirBnB), but all of our In Her Space Sessions are in our client’s personal, comfortable space. Music is a key to the fun.
Here is list of the best current songs for making you dance like no one is watching!
Best In Her Space Songs: “Peanut Butter Jelly” by Galantis
A little sidenote about Peanut Butter & Jelly: please, if you have not done it yet, make yourself a “Super Peanut Butter & Jelly Sandwich.” Life changing. Eye opening.
This song is simple, silly, and raucous. That bass drop. Love it.
Best In Her Space Songs: “Stole the Show” by Kygo
A little more down tempo which solicits listeners to close eyes and feel the vibe. But when that bass and flute kick in on the bridge and chorus, we cannot help but groove.
Best In Her Space Songs: “Reflections” by MisterWives
Choosing just one MisterWives song is tough. But driving home from downtown Denver one night with the roof down and Tiffany rocking out to the chorus in the passenger seat was the compelling evidence.
Simple climbing bass line. Awesome vocals. Great song.
Best In Her Space Songs: “Broken Drum” by Cash Cash feat. Fitz
Every time I listen to this song it reminds me of another YouTube about a busking Saxaphone player in the New York Subway.
There is some wild brass in this song mixed with more modern dance stylings.
Best In Her Space Songs: “Take Me There” by Adore Delano
Straight up dance tune. Nothing remarkable, just even pacing and build toward a anthem chorus.
Best In Her Space Songs: “Wish I knew You” by The Revivalists
This selection is a little different than the rest: alternative rock versus the majority as dance/DJ/electronic influences. Regardless, this is a tune that gets hips swaying.
Best In Her Space Songs: “Feels” by Calvin Harris feat. Pharrell Williams, Big Sean & Katy Perry
Was it overplayed. I want to say yes. The critic inside me cries out that we should not like this much as we do. We can’t. It’s just too damn catchy. 2017’s late Summer anthem is still a standard on our playlist.
And rule of thumb: If Tiffany needs a pick-me-up, turn this on. Some serious dancing ensues.
Now it is your turn. It is Sunday afternoon. You’re in your comfortable clothes, a glass of wine or beer nearby. What songs make you groove when you’re most comfortable?