Listening to these pop stars will officially make you horny, so be aware-Asyia Iftikhar-Entertainment – Metro

The pop stars, and songs, that will turn you on have arrived (Picture: Getty)

There’s nothing like a musical aphrodisiac to boost your libido and now we know the best songs to get down and dirty to.

In a sea of sexy tunes, playful innuendo, and sultry music videos, music lovers have been spoilt for choice when it comes to creating a seductive playlist that hits all the right spots.

Whether you were gagged by Sabrina Carpenter’s ‘camaraderie’ in Bed Chem or left hot and bothered while watching Jade Thirlwall’s risque new music video – artists are pushing the limits of auditory and visual eroticism one hit tune at a time.

For those trying to discover the perfect formula to get the heart pounding and body grinding – a new study has tapped into all the elements that make someone turn the volume up.

And just maybe get turned on in the process.

After recent reports that more than half of people find music enhances their sexual desire, these pop stars might be the solution for those looking to get out of a dry spell or simply make a good time even better.

No list would be complete without a song from one of the biggest albums of the summer, Brat (Picture:Getty)

After looking at factors like tempo, key, and the influence of lyrics over our arousal and physiological responses, Reboot Online has whittled it down to 10 songs.

And post brat summer, it’s no surprise that rolling in at number 10 (not quite number one) is Charli XCX’s Von Dutch from her chart-topping album, with its ‘lively rhythm’ and ‘vibrant and engaging sound’.

And you probably wouldn’t go amiss slipping in a couple of other Charli hits alongside it like Guess and 360 for good measure.

Rihanna’s Kiss It Better does exactly what it says on the tin (Picture: Getty)

Following hot on its heels is rock duo Black Pistol Fire’s 2017 song Speak of the Devil, a slower, more heavy-hitting, song with lyrics like ‘Just a bit of love keep you warm / Now we spoke tongue to tongue / Still you slowly watch me drown’.

Rihanna’s 2016 tune Kiss It Better rolls in at number eight and the title could even act as a suggestion for those looking to ramp up the action.

‘Listening to music can activate the parasympathetic nervous system, releasing calming hormones like serotonin, dopamine, and oxytocin.

‘This relaxed state increases blood flow and sensitivity, enhancing intimacy,’ multi-award winning sex and relationship coach Gemma Nice explained about why it makes something in our brain tick.

Sasha Lopez’s All My People, Usher’s Bad Girl, David Banner’s Play, and Celine Dion’s Set My Heart On Fire bulk up the middle of our countdown, coming in strong with lyrics about touching ourselves, each other, and places down there.

‘Music genres, especially those that are very slow and heavily reliant upon bass lines, will influence breath stoppages and heart rates to simulate what occurs naturally in the human body during sexual arousal,’ Marriage.com relationship expert Sylvia Smith said about the slower songs thrown into the mix.

Coming in third place is Lady, Touch Yourself from Nikki Idol packed with sultry lyrics to get the pulse racing with its themes of ‘themes of physical intimacy and personal interaction, enhancing its arousal-boosting properties.’

Flo Rida’s Good Feeling snatched up the second spot, with a BPM of 127.8 to align ‘ with the optimal range for stimulating natural body rhythms during intimacy.’

And finally… drumroll please… we have HOT TO GO!, Chappell Roan’s breakout song of the summer (alongside Good Luck Babe) that has some have touted as the next Y.M.C.A with its interactive chorus.

But when it comes down to it, its ’emotionally charged and evocative’ lyrics, vibrant ‘stimulating’ pitch, and ‘dynamic auditory experience’ blend all the ingredients needed for the sexiest song – according to the data.

So if you are looking for your new addiction then HOT TO GO!, which peaked at number seven in the UK charts, is the way forward.

What are you waiting for? Happy listening.

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