Posted on May 29, 2012 by Benjamin Shapiro

Songza.com is a popular Internet site that lets users stream music for free. Contrary to its other web radio competitors, this site is centered around the idea of a series of user-created playlists which are organized by either band or theme. For example, a user can easily listen to playlists like “Indie Morning,” “90’s Punk Pop,” or “Tom Petty’s Record Collection” for free!

Songza’s “Login With Facebook” feature makes it incredibly quick and simple to sign up, allowing their users to upload, listen to and share playlist quickly and easily. In addition to user-created playlists, Songza uses a “music concierge” feature to help its users find the right playlist quickly. This feature allows Songza users to select playlists based on the day and time of day, mood or activity. Depending on the time of day and your mood, you can easily sort filter playlists through options like “Monday Afternoon,” “Cardio Workout,” “Casual Dinner Party,” “Aggressive,” “Happy,” or “City Cruising.”

The Songza interface is incredibly easy to use, and it stands out amongst its competitors because the music is truly tailored to what you are in the mood for at the time. In addition to being on the Internet, Songza is also available through the iTunes store, Google Play/Android Marketplace and Kindle Fire.

If you’re looking for a super good listen that is specific to learning how to play the guitar, check out StrumSchool’s Songza Profile and our first play list titled Easy on the Ears & Fingertips: Acoustic Rock!

Keep Rockin’!

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