"Slap My Bass" is a song recorded by music artist and producer Stephanie Fierce; serving as the ninth track of "Love is Lust" which is due in stores July 8, 2012. The song was written and produced by Stephanie Fierce and will be released as the album's second single on July 15, 2012. While only the original is included on "Love is Lust", the song's remix which includes additional vocals of R&B singer Dominic Brown will be included on the track-listing of "Love is Lust: Fan Edition". A music video was also filmed for the song on June 29th and June 30th and will premiere the week following the song's release.




"Slap My Bass" is mostly a midtempo R&B song with a sensual vibe resembling Stephanie Fierce's previous work on "The Past, The Present and The Future of Pop". In the song, Fierce showcases a more sexy and raunchy side with her innuendo lyrics and vocals as she sings over a church organ, which gives the song a medieval and 40's music inspired feel. The song also contains echoing drum patterns that reflects modern R&B music, a bluesy guitar that blends well with Steph's sensual vocals, an electric guitar that becomes highly present towards the end giving the song more edge,and clapping synthesizers that gives the song a strong urban touch. Aside from the song's sensual lyrics and production, Fierce's vocal seem to also be a highlight, especially towards the end, when coming close to a high pitch range that of Mariah Carey. Unlike most of the songs on "Love is Lust", "Slap My Bass" contains a more urban mainstream approach, which in Steph's case is something she hasn't considered doing much since the release of her second album. In prospect, this opens up a whole new idea that an album can blend a mainstream sound with something that's a bit more "out the box", and in Fierce's vision the addition of a "church organ" and electric guitars give the song a more Prince approach rather than a Michael Jackson approach. In this she means that the song is still very mainstream, but contains elements that give the song a more alternative approach. Lyrically the song talks about a true desire for sexual activities with her partner, in reason to appreciation of her man being good and loyal. The song's title "Slap My Bass" also refers to "Slap My Ass" as a sexual innuendo. The song's remix which features, R&B singer Domic Brown will include different lyrics to the song as an electric guitar is more present instead of the church organ.


As the song opens up, the medieval sound of a church organ is heard as Steph's soft and sultry vocals come present. The lyrics begin innocently as she talks about the appreciation of her man, sooner than later, the songs meets up with urban beats and synthesizers slapping against the song's innocent church organ. As it continues, the words "Fucking you is really all that's on my mind" may give the listener a rude awakening. The song proceeds with more explicit sexual innuendo language especially in the song's chorus with "tonight I'm gonna put my bossy on your body, boy I love it when you watch me" and "Want you to be slapping on my bass, slapping, slapping on my bass,". The song progresses with cocky vocals and lyrics all throughout, "You'll never need 2 'cause I will be your number 1. Them other chicks are superficial, betta you know you know I'm the one". The song however becomes even more aggressive vocally in the bridge and outro, as her more raspy and lower register becomes present. Eventually, Steph loses control and begins to use slang and raunchy words to describe what she'll be doing to her man; "Watch me pop it, pop it, p-p-p-p-pop this pussy on you baby. Now slap it, slap it, slap it, drop it all in me baby". During so, the clashing of beats is heard as Stephanie Fierce eventually exits out releasing and unleashing a diva like high pitched moan, in reference to her reaching a form of orgasm. As the song ends, Fierce begins to softly chant "yes" in the background as an electric guitar crescendos into a sound that contains ambient features.


""Slap my Bass" is definitely one of my favorite songs on the album. In terms of sound, I was really inspired by a lot of 40's investigation films and the soundtrack of films in the 40's in general. This album is definitively very electric guitar heavy and I know electric guitars can be very cliche in pop music, but the inclusion of them in an R&B song such as this one is something I considered since the first day I even thought of the song. Obviously with the title of my new album, there was bound to be a raunchy 'let's fuck' song on this album. But I will definitely say that this song is not just a let's fuck track, there's something about the sound that just gives me chills because it's not hip hop, it still has that soulful "I love you" vibe, which connects well with the idea of message. It's not necessarily a Marvin Gaye "Sexual Healing" as well as it's not a Trina "Pop My Pussy" track either. Lyrically, I was impressed with my ability to be this shameless and confident. I've written raunchy songs before but in a more poetic kind of way, in this I was bit more careless with the choice of my words. However, sometimes we just want to show the ones we love a good time and show how much we appreciate them, how much desire we have for them and how horny we can get because of it. It's perfectly normal. I mean we're sexual and freaky creatures and I wasn't afraid to let go and be freak for a day in the studio. I will say that my man is very pleased to have a woman like me, because I'm strong and I'm able to take on BIG challenges. I think I positioned this track very well because in terms of the album's concept being lust, "Queen" which is the song that follows it, is much more stripped and vulnerable and sometimes we only think love in the sexual aspect of our interest, which proceeds to the are we really in this for the love or for the sex and that's being honest." - Stephanie Fierce

Edited by user 18 December 2012 11:30:10(UTC)  | Reason: Not specified

Stephanie Fierce: Lol thank you so much Isabel. Whoever your man is definitively gonna feel lucky tonight ;)

stephaniefierce: The "clean" radio version is on its way, maybe you can pop your bossy to that one ;)

Edited by user 01 July 2012 03:29:00(UTC)  | Reason: Not specified

Joey: Haha, I can't thank you enough :P Well, actually we'll see... Maybe :P

Stephanie Fierce: Haha, my pleasure, is what I do *Shrugs off shoulders* :)

Stephanie Fierce: @dustyn It means that the world is going to end tomorrow :0 Better run for your life!


@mercedes Sweet :) I'm actually surprise you remember that song from "Free", thanks :)

OOC: Lol @ dustyn

Stephanie Fierce: Erich I told you I had a song for you on "Love is Lust" ;)

erich: indeed you did,and what a tune it is! i guess it is only right i return the favor....hope you like songs about dachshunds in bikini tops.you see,i have a very limited writing ability.

erich: wiener dogs are always funny. not only do they look funny,but they give you an excuse to say "wiener" in mixed company. which if you are like me,and i know i am, tickles you pink.