The KDMS - Tonight (Original Extended)
Kathy Diamond returns to sing a song of seduction and need. Many people probably wish that they could convey an invitation to the bedroom so stylishly. Instead of removing items of clothing, or lighting scented candles, or putting on the slowest, sexiest Jack Johnson track, or laying out bags of Jolly Ranchers (an aphrodesiac), or gesturing pointedly to their genitals with their eyes, or doing naked push-ups, they could do as Kathy Diamond does: she elaborates on her lust by sketching the outlines of desire--not a full-on frontal close-up grotesque still-life--but her living, ephemeral, non-affected yearning, her of-the-moment wants. It's spontaneous, I think: she's seized by this feeling all of the sudden and has to take action before it's too late; also reflected in the shifting dynamic of the music, which starts off steady, surging, then impetuous, then satisfied.[Buy Tonight (Morgan Geist/Felix Martin Remixes)]