THE STORY BEHIND

“Positions”

I wrote “Positions” for the kind of intimacy that only exists when trust is already established.

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This isn’t about strangers.
It’s about a trusted lover—the one you feel safe enough with to be daring, expressive, and unapologetically yourself. Positions was written to capture that moment when chemistry stops being subtle and becomes decisive. When desire is no longer a question—it’s an agreement.

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The song lives in confidence and control. It reflects two people who already know each other’s energy, who aren’t afraid to push boundaries because respect and understanding are already in place. The setting may be late-night, spontaneous, or unexpected—but the connection is intentional. Every move, every shift, every moment is about mutual intensity, not chaos.

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I wanted Positions to feel bold without being reckless. Sensual without being careless. It’s about the freedom that comes from being fully chosen—and choosing back with the same passion. That’s why the energy is daring and edgy: because real intimacy doesn’t play it safe when trust is present.

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This song represents the side of love where confidence takes over. Where desire becomes expressive. Where two people stop holding back—not because they’re out of control, but because they’re secure enough to explore each other fully.

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Positions exists in that space where attraction turns into action, and action turns into connection. It’s grown intimacy. Intentional heat. And the understanding that when the right person is in front of you, you don’t hesitate—you move with purpose.

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That’s why I wrote “Positions.”

— Javon Bates

THE STORY BEHIND

“Cuffing Season”

I wrote “Cuffing Season” to capture the moment when intimacy stops being casual and starts becoming intentional.

This song lives in the space where two people choose each other—not out of convenience, but out of desire, trust, and emotional presence.

It’s about slowing down and letting the moment breathe. Letting touch feel meaningful. Letting connection feel earned. Cuffing Season isn’t rushed love—it’s deliberate closeness.

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I wanted the lyrics to feel cinematic, like scenes unfolding in low light—silhouettes, movement, warmth, and rhythm blending together. Every image is about immersion: the glow of the room, the quiet communication between bodies, the way two people move when they’re no longer performing and are simply being present with each other.

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This record represents the heart of the entire project. Where passion and romance merge. Where desire becomes deeper because it’s rooted in emotion, not impulse. Cuffing Season is about the kind of love-making that feels timeless—not because it’s dramatic, but because it’s felt on a soul level.

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I wrote this song to honor intimacy as an experience—one built on attention, patience, and mutual energy. The kind of connection that doesn’t just happen for a night, but lingers. The kind that makes you want to stay, not rush out.

Cuffing Season is the moment when attraction turns into attachment, when pleasure feels safe, and when love becomes something you choose to hold onto.

That’s why this song carries the name of the entire project.
Because Cuffing Season isn’t just a time of year—it’s a state of mind.

— Javon Bates

THE STORY BEHIND

“Netflix and Chill”

I wrote “Netflix and Chill” to capture one of the most familiar moments in modern romance—the night that starts off casual, comfortable, and innocent… but quietly carries deeper intention.

It’s that moment when two people decide to spend time together without pressure. No expectations spoken out loud. Just a shared understanding that being close matters more than whatever’s playing on the screen. The movie might be on… or it might never get watched at all—but the real focus is the connection.

This song is about ease. About choosing presence over plans. About how intimacy doesn’t always announce itself—it grows naturally through laughter, glances, and that calm feeling of being exactly where you want to be. I wanted the lyrics to feel warm, relaxed, and reassuring, like settling into a night that feels safe and familiar, yet full of possibility.

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“Netflix and Chill” represents the softer side of cuffing season—the moments when love isn’t dramatic or intense, but steady and genuine. It’s about unwinding together, letting guards down, and allowing closeness to develop without rushing it. The kind of night where hands meet, conversations fade, and the world feels distant.

I wrote this song to show that intimacy doesn’t always come from grand gestures. Sometimes it comes from choosing each other in the quiet moments—on the couch, under dim lights, with nothing to prove and nowhere else to be.

Netflix and Chill isn’t about what happens next.
It’s about why you wanted the night to begin in the first place.

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— Javon Bates