Looking to make the perfect playlist for this Saturday and get the groove going musically? Try out some of these favorite baby-making jams—they’re guaranteed to set the mood for some special time with your Valentine.

10. “Shut It Down” (Drake)

This song is a slow burn, maddeningly creeping through a description of a couple out for the night. This is a perfect one to play before a big date to get you pumped up for a sensual night as Drake raps, “I mean you sure know how to paint a town.”

9. “Quickie” (Miguel)

Here’s a song to play if you really just want to skip dinner and cut to the chase. “Quickie”’s lack of subtly can be summed up with the chorus of “I don’t wanna be loved. I just wanna quick fix.” It’s one that will get stuck in your head—play with caution, especially if you’re trying to wait for the action to start.

8. “My Body” (Young the Giant)

Fast and upbeat, this song about forbidden love is a fun one. Wait for the slow section to experience a heart-thumping boost and the resulting explosion, if you know what I mean.

7. “Ride” (SoMo)

Maybe an obvious one, this recent rhythm-and-blues hit has been topping charts for a reason. A standard suave ballad with a twist, the abruptly fast chorus gives this song just a little special something. Plus, the lyrics don’t even try to hide the content of the song. Why be ashamed about it anyway?

6. “Do You Mind?” (The xx)

The softest, slowest song on the list is also the only duet, for when you want to take it nice and slow. The mix of both male and female voices gives this particular song extra layers—play it for a bit of mystery.

5. “Sunshine of Your Love” (Cream)

With one of the most famous guitar openings of all time, this song is a classic. Even though the lyrics indicate more romance than sheer eroticism, Eric Clapton’s slow, steady guitar gives the whole song just the right tone for whatever mood you’re trying to set.

4. “Ball and Biscuit” (The White Stripes)

The metaphor-heavy “Ball and Biscuit” masters the deliberate, thumping beat that makes any song sizzle. But combined with the scratchy guitar and innuendo-thick lyrics, this song becomes an instant favorite, especially if you’re looking for something a little more left field than slow jams to spice up the bedroom.

3. “I Need My Girl” (The National)

This is a slower song, but not one lacking in pulse or lyrics. Matt Berninger’s breathy singing is both indicative and vulnerable, while the alternative rhythm blends seductively with the simple chorus. This song is a good one for the beginning or end of a set list for that crucial warm-up or wind-down period.

2. “Knee Socks” (Arctic Monkeys)

A masterpiece of smooth bass and lyrics, “Knee Socks” is best heard on vinyl in a dim room. Alex Turner’s lyrics drip with a slick confidence only rivaled by the falsetto chorus. If you were planning on wearing the titular garment for a little role-play, I would have this song at the ready.

1. “With Your Suit & Tie On” (“Lets Get it On” (Marvin Gaye)/”Suit & Tie” (Justin Timberlake) mash-up)

I mean, this mash-up is everything you could ever ask for in a baby-making jam. Just look at the two songs (instant classics themselves) and artists, both masters of the seductive vocal. Google it. Trust me, it’s really the only song you need.