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This is where playlists are created based on real, identifiable activities that we do every day. My favorite feature of this app is the Concierge. For example, I typed in France Gall, the name of a French pop singer from the 1960s, and it generated playlists of “60s French Pop,” “1960s Girls Around the World,” “Vintage Cocktail Party” and more. If you search for a specific band or artist, you will see a catalog of playlists that feature the name you searched. Genres range from Christian Gospel to Underground Rap. If you are more in-tuned to a specific music style, select something from the Genre category. You can listen to playlists for music dating all the way back to the 1930s. If you are reminiscing about your youth, listen to music from years gone by in the Decades category. There is a subcategory for “getting high”). If you are getting high, find the right playlist under the Activities category (I’m not joking. If you are in a particular mood, find a playlist to fit your feelings. Songza is the perfect app for those moments of musical indecision. Maybe I’m feeling sick and want to relax to mellow sounds, but I’ve already listened to The Decemberists. Maybe I’m in the mood for something fast and metal, but I don’t feel like listening to Slayer. I can’t count the amount of times I’ve stared at my record collection, trying to decide what to listen to. This app is great for listening to music when you are in a certain mood, but don’t know exactly what you want to hear. Pick the playlist that works best for your mood and you’ll be ready to go. For example, if you search for T-Rex, you’ll see a list of playlists that feature the glam rock band. You can also search for a playlist based on music by a specific artist.

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For example, if you choose Trashy under the Moods category, there are 14 playlists ranging from British punk to Riot Grrrl, plus a few playlists to help you out with your pole-dancing training. Under each subcategory, there is a collection of playlists with titles, descriptions, and a list of bands or musicians that are represented in the playlist. For example, under the Moods category, you can choose from Aggressive, Gloomy, Mello, and a whole lot more. Each category includes subcategories to further pinpoint your music-listening needs. Categories include Activities, Moods, Genres, and Decades. Tap the menu tab in the upper left corner of the screen to see other ways to listen to music. In the afternoon, the categories switched to Getting Fired Up, Boosting your Energy, and Working at the Office. For example, in the morning, categories included Driving, Doing Housework, and Working Out. Depending on the time of day, the categories will change. Under the Concierge page, you can choose from six basic categories. Once logged in, you can start listening to music immediately.

Users either sign in with Facebook or by creating a Songza account. The app also now features more simplified navigation and easy-to-find features to help facilitate fast and fun music streaming. The user interface has been cleaned up to offer a clutter-free experience.

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However, that is not the only visual upgrade the app gets.

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One of the new features of Songza’s version 3.0 update is full screen support for the iPhone 5.

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The app’s developer recently updated it with a cleaner user interface, manual Concierge service, and better audio performance… Design Songza is a universal app that takes the work out of playlists by offering streaming music for your device based on types, moods, genres, activities, or whatever sparks your listening desire at that moment. Sometimes, there is such an eclectic mix of friends around that I have a hard time deciding which genre to pull from, or which mood-setting music to use. Whenever I’m having a get together at my house, be it barbeques or board games, I’m always thinking up playlists for my guests.

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