The mid-tempo love song, which features the Tobagonian reggae artist Sugar Daddy, also made it into the top 20 of the airplay charts.

As the new worldwide face of "Lacoste", Thomas was seen from May 2004 onwards in a pan-European print and television campaign alongside French tennis player Arnaud Clément.

The result of this new artistic choice was her second album "Playin' With Fire", released in 2006 and re-issued the following year to include the single "Real".

Save Your Kisses, Natasha Thomas' first album was a minor hit in some South American Countries, such as Argentina and Brazil (where it was released by Epic Records in 2004).

Thomas' song "It's Over Now" was included on the Brazilian soap opera "Senhora do Destino" (English: "The Owner of Destiny") international soundtrack.