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  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/ Bob Seger, Kenny Loggins, U2, Bruce Springsteen, Phil Collins
    Songza
    Sometimes it takes a grown man to make a grown man cry. These songs, all by great male artists, take guys to their emotional zeniths.
  2. Play
    w/ Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Johnny Paycheck, Tom T. Hall, Kris Kristofferson
    Songza
    A new brand of country music emerged in the '70s that sought to bring raw honky tonk emotion and authenticity back to the genre, which had become increasingly pop-oriented. These are the outlaw country songs that mattered.
  3. Play
    w/ Elvis Costello, New Order, Yaz, Men At Work, ABC
    Songza
    You may have dumped me, but I still have my Moog. Classic '80s synthpop and new wave about the down side to love.
  4. Play
    w/ Pnau, Delorean, Marumari, Smith Westerns, Ducktails
    Songza
    Some call it chillwave, others call it glo-fi; Pitchfork calls it "synth-based, homemade-sounding, 80s-referencing, cassette-oriented, sun-baked, laid-back, warped, hazy, emotionally distant, and slightly out of focus."
  5. Play
    w/ Willie Hobbs, The Supremes, Smokey Robinson, Bobby Womack, William Bell
    Songza
    What becomes of the brokenhearted? They console themselves with their favorite classic soul tunes about love and loss.
  6. Play
    w/ Damn Yankees, Sheriff, Van Halen, Cinderella, Poison
    Songza
    The hardest partying, most indulgent '80s rock stars were at their best when they showed their sensitive side. These hit love songs feature the dramatic choruses, passionate vocals, wailing guitar solos, and epic drum fills that defined an era.
  7. Play
    w/ Chicago, Billy Joel, Jim Croce, Captain & Tennille, Rod Stewart
    Songza
    Grab the one you love and re-live the last dance of your '70s prom over and over again.
  8. Play
    w/ Carl Carlton, Mayer Hawthorne, Raphael Saadiq, Lisa Stansfield, Barbara Acklin
    Songza
    The best in romantic soul and R&B, from the Motown era through the quiet storm years to today's neo-soul superstars. Turn out the lights...or don't.
  9. Play
    w/ DJ Harry, Beats Antique, Eoto, Röyksopp, Zilla
    Songza
    Need the perfect soundtrack to accompany your late night drives? Look no further than this mix of dreamy, propulsive electronica that blends introspection with the rushing pulse of the highway.
  10. Play
    w/ Little Milton, Eddie 'Cleanhead' Vinson, Memphis Slim, B.B. King, Big Bill Broonzy
    Songza
    When the midnight hour comes, the blues turns its attention to love lost, love won, and everything in between. From vintage acoustic Delta blues to swaggering modern electric blues rock, hear the blues after midnight.
  11. Play
    w/ Carole King, The New Pornographers, Steely Dan, The Go-Betweens, Richard Thompson
    Songza
    Nothing helps a blue mood like hearing from someone who knows just how you feel. From the sensitive singer-songwriters of the early '70s to the gloomy indie rockers of today, this is the perfect playlist when you're in the mood to mope.
  12. Play
    w/ Jill Scott, Beyoncé, Trey Songz, Next, Rihanna
    Songza
    Building upon the wealth of '90s R&B artists who perfected the modern slow jam, 'R&B artists in the '00s added their own synthetic flourishes to songs that straight-up force you to get down with your freaky self.
  13. Play
    w/ Katie Crippen, Big Mama Thornton, Esther Bigeou, Virginia Liston, Bessie Smith
    Songza
    Classic female blues singers from the 1920s through the '50s, from the lowdown dirty Beale Street blues to the sanctified gospel of the storefront churches.
  14. Play
    w/ Rashaan Ahmad, Evan Awake, Visioneers, Skiggy Rapz, MF Doom
    Songza
    Commonly referred to as jazz hop or jazz rap, this subgenre combines jazz samples with hip hop beats.
  15. Play
    w/ Beirut, Why?, Local Natives, Vetiver, My Morning Jacket
    Songza
    This playlist of mostly acoustic, guitar-based songs is perfect for long, relaxing nights in your bedroom. By yourself, or with someone special, listen to this until the sun rises.
  16. Play
    w/ Bee Gees, Natasha Bedingfield, Lou Rawls, Sam Cooke, The Supremes
    Songza
    This playlist covers all the bases of love. From Motown classics to Rat Pack standards to '80s R&B sexiness to contemporary hits, these are essential love songs.
  17. Play
    w/ Tindersticks, Guided By Voices, Johnny Cash, Bauhaus, Them Crooked Vultures
    Songza
    An eclectic playlist of songs about mortality and evil.
  18. Play
    w/ Hint, Flying Lotus, DJ Shadow, Emancipator, Wax Tailor
    Songza
    Ambient, melancholic trip-hop and IDM that evokes the feeling of being stranded in a large airport late at night.
  19. Play
    w/ Neil Young, The Bar-Kays, Richard Berry, The Tennors, LA The Darkman
    Songza
    The films of Jim Jarmusch epitomize cool. This playlist features the old treasures and commissioned scores that have soundtracked Jarmusch's distinctive work.
  20. Play
    w/ Everything But The Girl, The Style Council, Lisa Stansfield, Basia, Bryan Ferry
    Songza
    UK sophisti-pop featuring either glossy '80s-style production or an overt American soul and jazz influence.
  21. Play
    w/ Ahmad Jamal, Billie Holiday, Paul Desmond, Max Roach Trio, Wynton Kelly
    Songza
    Starting in the late 1940s, a new, more cerebral and mellower response to bebop became one of the dominant strains in jazz. Enjoy the birth, maturation and continuation of cool jazz, with an emphasis on ballads.
  22. Play
    w/ Wynton Kelly, Oscar Peterson Trio, Ahmad Jamal Trio, The Dave Brubeck Quartet, Keith Jarrett
    Songza
    This one's all about the ivories, featuring the classic piano-led jazz trios and quartets of the 1950s and '60s, from post-bop to the birth of the modern era.
  23. Play
    w/ Avee Libretto, Autechre, LA Vampires Goes Ital, FaltyDL, The Glitch Mob
    Songza
    Cold, skittish electronica from witch house to post-dubstep with beautifully brooding synthpop (newer and older) sprinkled into the mix.
  24. Play
    w/ Velocity Girl, Mark Lanegan, Pernice Brothers, Dum Dum Girls, Jale
    Songza
    As the Grunge Age petered out, many expected Sub Pop Records to disappear as well. But the label has thrived with a less noisy aesthetic incorporating dream pop, alt-folk, electronic and even country influences into its indie rock.
  25. Play
    w/ Jennifer O'Connor, St. Vincent, Bill Callahan, Laura Veirs, O'Death
    Songza
    Go deeper into the chilly beauty, imagination and melancholy that's at the heart of Justin Vernon's music. Explore his influences, contemporaries and several of the artists Vernon (aka Bon Iver) has collaborated with.
  26. Play
    w/ Philip Selway, Burial, Björk, Boards Of Canada, The Venus In Furs
    Songza
    The restless and idiosyncratic Radiohead have meticulously crafted their own strange fusion of rock and electronica. Explore the band's influences, side projects and contemporaries here.
  27. Play
    w/ Billie Holiday, Gladys Knight, Norah Jones, Kitty White, Frank Sinatra
    Nina Simone
    A Julliard-trained pianist, Nina Simone was as comfortable with Broadway standards as she was with African polyrhythmic rave-ups. Here are the best songs from her influences and contemporaries, as well as the songs she covered with her unmistakable voice. Request songs at http://on.fb.me/NinaSongza