:

  1. Ballroom Dancing
  2. Barbecuing
  3. Beach Dance Party
  4. Being Creative
  5. Between The Sheets
  6. Campy Dance Party
  7. Cardio Workout
  8. Casual Dinner Party
  9. City Cruising
  10. Cocktail Party
  11. Coding
  12. Coming Down After A Party
  13. Cooking With Friends
  14. Curing Road Rage
  15. Dirt Road Driving
  16. Drinking At A Dive Bar
  17. Driving In The Left Lane
  18. Formal Dinner Party
  19. Getting High
  20. Girls Night Out
  21. Grinding At A Nightclub
  22. Hanging Out In The Man Cave
  23. House Party
  24. Late Night Driving
  25. Lounging In A Cool Hotel
  26. Lying Low On A Sunday Afternoon
  27. Lying On A Beach
  28. Making Out
  29. Pleasing A Crowd
  30. Pool Party
  31. Post-lunch Pick-me-up
  32. Rainy Day
  33. Reading In A Coffee Shop
  34. Relaxing
  35. Road Trip
  36. Romantic Evening
  37. Shopping At A Vintage Store
  38. Sitting On A Back Porch
  39. Skateboarding
  40. Sleeping
  41. Slow Dancing
  42. Stripping
  43. Sweaty Dance Party
  44. Unwinding After Work
  45. Waking Up On The Right Side Of The Bed
  46. Walking Through A City
  47. Weight Lifting
  48. Working/Studying (with lyrics)
  49. Working/Studying (without lyrics)
  50. Workout Cool Down
  51. Yoga
  1. Play
    w/ New Philharmonia Orchestra, London Festival Orchestra, Orchester Der Wiener Volksoper, Maurice Ravel, Carl Maria Von Weber
    Songza
    Throw on your gown and tails and head to the ball with these fifty legendary waltzes.
  2. Play
    w/ Mario Ortiz All Star Band, Celia Cruz, Tommy Olivencia, Gloria Estefan, Ray Barretto
    Songza
    Originating in Cuba and Puerto Rico, salsa has spread like wildfire across all Latin American countries. This playlist includes salsa's greatest artists and songs.
  3. Play
    w/ Celia Cruz, Ray Barretto, Cesta All Stars, Richie Rey, Richie Ray
    Songza
    During the 1960s, multiple Puerto Rican and Cuban genres merged, creating what would later be known as salsa. This playlist includes songs that influenced and shaped the salsa sound.
  4. Play
    w/ Tommy Olivencia, Ray Barretto, Marvin Santiago, Cortijo Y Su Combo, Gilberto Santa Rosa
    Songza
    Salsa music originated in Cuba, but Puerto Rican "salseros" have helped make the genre a global phenomenon. This playlist includes essential recordings from salsa's best-known Puerto Rican artists.
  5. Play
    w/ Los Tupamaros, Victor Hugo, Grupo Niche, Joe Arroyo, Los Nemus Del Pacifico
    Songza
    Salsa Colombiana became popular in Colombia during in the 1980s and features faster rhythms than its Caribbean ancestor, while retaining its irresistible danceability.
  6. Play
    w/ David Calzado, Orquesta Aragón, José Luis Cortés, Chappottín y sus Estrellas, Elio Revé y Su Orquesta
    Songza
    Cuba is the birthplace of Salsa, one of the most popular genres in Latin America. Cuban salsa draws from a combination of many Cuban genres, thus featuring an eclectic range of sounds.
  7. Play
    w/ Antonio González, Manzanita, Las Grecas, Various Artists, Manu Chao
    Songza
    The Gipsy Kings got this party started internationally, but there's much more to the Spanish rumba. Warning: playlist may cause exhaustion due to dancing on the table 'til dawn.
  8. Play
    w/ Mario Bauza, Chano Pozo, Celia Cruz, La Sonora Matancera, Orquesta Aragón
    Songza
    It's mambo time with the best of the Cuban big band era. Explore the music that inspired dancemania in Havana and around the world.
  9. Play
    w/ Earl Hines, Bunny Berigan, Count Basie Orchestra, The Andrews Sisters, Woody Herman
    Songza
    Essential recordings from the 1930s and 40s Swing-era big bands, which featured upwards of 12 musicians. During their heyday, big bands produced America's most popular dance music.