Jazz Sexiest Ladies Volume 5 continues the acclaimed series with an irresistible new collection of sophisticated jazz-infused reinterpretations of iconic pop and rock hits. This double LP, titled Nocturnal Affairs / Chic & Sultry, brings together an all-star lineup of contemporary vocalists and jazz ensembles delivering silky-smooth renditions of classics. From the euphoric energy of Pharrell Williams' "Happy" reimagined by Flora Martinez to the Beatles' timeless "She Loves You" performed by Deborah Dixon & Les Crossaders, each track is infused with elegance, groove, and a sultry after-hours vibe. LP1, Nocturnal Affairs, leans into moody nighttime ambiance with standout interpretations like Jazzystics' take on Duran Duran's "Union of the Snake" and Shirley Adamson's breathy version of U2's "Beautiful Day." Also included are unexpected yet stunning jazz makeovers of Pink Floyd's "Money," Coldplay's "Every Teardrop Is a Waterfall," and Red Hot Chili Peppers' "Snow (Hey Oh)," all turned into lush, atmospheric soundscapes perfect for late-night listening. Legendary standards are not forgotten, "Body and Soul" finds new life through the emotive voices of Dinah Eastwood and Luca Giacco. LP2, Chic & Sultry, shifts the mood into sophisticated seduction. Highlights include Sarah Menescal's bossa-tinged versions of Guns N' Roses' "Used to Love Her" and Duran Duran's "Save a Prayer," and The Cooltrane Quartet's stunning rendition of Prince's immortal ballad "Purple Rain." Shelly Sony delivers a seductive spin on the 80s anthem "Easy Lover," while Eve St. Jones and Natalie Renoir lend their vocal charm to romantic staples like "The Time of My Life" and "Go Your Own Way." Whether you're a jazz aficionado or a lover of classic pop with a twist, Jazz Sexiest Ladies Volume 5 is a must-have addition to your vinyl collection.

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