Immersing in the dazzling night, VIP Fashion Lounge takes you to a voyage to the wonderful world of Nu-Jazz, Trip-Hop, Downtempo and House. The sensation of sexiness and laziness perfectly illustrates the nighttime profile of the fashionable urban life. CD1 Cigar Lounge, the compilation of Downtempo and Nu-Jazz music, softly discloses a comfortable and intriguing rhythm. Tape Five, the Nu-Jazz team from Germany, featuring Iain MacKenzie, who is said to have the tender voice of Nat King Cole, presents the Sky is the Limit in an Electroswing cover. Betine Bager featuring DJ Disse, whose work once appears in Lounge Bible compilation series ? Hôtel Costes and Buddha Bar, gave rebirth to the classic song Cheek to Cheek by Irving Berlin. It is followed by Bonobo, New Downtempo Pioneers from England, whose sultry Trip Hop has never been disappointing. After the Trip Hop showering, Zeebee, the female vocalist and composer from Germany, brings you an amazing vision of Tango. And also, the Heavy, one of the "25 Best New Bands" selected by MTV IGGY, offers the most colorful Soul-Funk music you"ve ever had! As for CD2 Electro Dance, it is more of a House album. It has Where Do We Go, the Progressive House song by Beat port Champion, Bass Kleph, and Poison, the Soulful House work by D-Malice featuring Rebecca Knight. There"s also Enjoy the Silence, which is a mixture of Ambient and Downtempo created by Deep Dive Corp. Other songs include Is There Anybody Here by R&B singer from Michigan, Jimmy Abney, Pride, filled in AfricanBeat by House master, Osunlade, and the new remix of 1993 classic song, (Who?) Keeps Changing Your Mind, by South Street Player, AKA Roland Clark, who had twice worked with Fatboy Slim. Such an unbeatable song list will make you soar in the most glaring and fashionable notes.