Music is meant to be a “delicate floral”, and that’s just what it is. Like Stefani’s LAMB L, it’s heavy on the pear and sweet pea, but Music is a sweeter scent, with more vanilla sugar and less “fresh” stuff (or perhaps the fresh stuff just doesn’t come across in the solid). I wish I had thought to ask how this one was selling; it isn’t exactly what I’d call distinctive, but it feels a bit less generic than Baby, Love or Lil’ Angel. Like the others, though, what personality it has in the solid form mostly vanishes within the hour, leaving a trace of wan musk. Music was developed by perfumer Honorine Blanc, with notes of clementine, pear, jasmine sambac, sweet pea, honeysuckle, vanilla, skin musk and sleek woods.
