London, United Kingdom, April 1st 2025 – Cezanne, one of the UK’s fastest growing providers of sophisticated HR and payroll software, is pleased to announce a brand new and unique feature for its modular HRIS: Cezanne Music.
Cezanne Music: A Free Addition to the Cezanne HRIS for all Customers
Following lengthy studies into workplace productivity, it’s been proven that the right ambient music – nothing too distracting – can help drown out office chatter and boost focus, making deep work that much easier.
With many companies looking to increase internal efficiency, ambient music, and in particular free form Jazz, can be a surprisingly effective tool. So, from April, the Cezanne HRIS will feature ambient free form jazz music which plays softly and unobtrusively whenever the system is in use – helping to boost focus and reduce anxiety. Better still, this is a free addition that every user will benefit from.
Simon Noble, CEO of Cezanne and Jazz music aficionado commented that “Jazz’s fluid, non-repetitive nature keeps the brain engaged without being intrusive, helping employees stay focused while reducing stress. Plus, it adds a touch of sophistication to any environment… after all, who doesn’t feel a little sharper after enjoying some smooth sax?”
Simon’s band – The Rhythm Method – will be supplying the dulcet tones to Cezanne Music, and users will also receive a free copy of the full album which will auto-download onto their desktop or mobile devices. Tracks include:
- Bohemian Payroll (Simon Noble Acapella Edit)
- Stairway to Learning Management
- Performance in the Mirror
- Sweet Absence of Mine
- Mr Right-to-Workside
- Another Brick in the Learning Management
- Billie Jean (The Payroll Queen)
- Walking on Absence (Interpretive Dance edit)
- Yesterday’s Performance Review
- Learning Management Days
- Livin’ on a Payroll (Spoken Word)
Cezanne Music is a free addition to the Cezanne HRIS. To learn more about this new feature, follow this link.
As much as we’d love to include soft, soothing Jazz music on our platform, this was of course a completely made up news story for April Fool’s Day. If you want to read some more serious content, head over to our blog by following this link.