A description of jazz

Jazz holds that secret, the solitude of man hidden in its harmony, its intricate consecutive notes, its fire-forged virtuosity.

Jazz is undoubtedly an aphrodisiac, as it encapsulates libido in a rigidly defined structure, to then let it into the air and induce an orgasm in just three beats.

Jazz is love, though expressed in manners different to those of rock and roll; more thoughtful, perhaps, more felt, surely.

Jazz has an unknown magic, an unexpected feel for the rocking heart, a surprising tempo that eludes four quarters and inevitably provokes movement; be it a subtle sway of the head, the agitation of a rogue foot, or even the passionate shiver of two bodies confronted in the rhythmical craze of physical love.