'Sexy' songs enhance your sense of touch

If you're hoping to turn up the heat in the bedroom, you may want to put on Marvin Gaye's 1983 chart-topper, Sexual Healing. A new study has shown that our sense of touch is heightened while listening to'sexy' songs. The researchers suggest that music's relation to touch may have played a key role in our evolution as a species, as song preference brought certain individuals together to mate. If you're hoping to turn up the heat in the bedroom, you may want to put on Marvin Gaye's 1983 chart-topper, Sexual Healing. A new study has shown that our sense of touch is heightened while listening to'sexy' songs (stock image) To understand the effect of sexy music, the researchers enlisted the help of a robot.