Happy Halloween! I hope you have your costumes in order and a giant stack of scary movies to keep you up all night.

Domo arigato, Mr. Roboto.  Here are some songs that were created with robots and video games on the mind.

There’s something inexplicably comforting about the 90210 theme song.  With the revival of the show comes another great soundtrack.  Listen to some of the songs from the older 90210 incarnations, and grab the new album here!  Download the free track “You’re So Cold” by Will Dailey while you’re at it.

I don’t know why I had to buy all of the Jock Jams compilation CDs when I was younger, but I just needed them in my collection.  Feeling nostalgic?  Grab C+C Music Factory’s Gonna Make You Sweat here for $4.99!

Parlez-vous français? Hablas español? It’s no Rosetta Stone, but this playlist is still a fun foreign language lesson.

Instead of a playlist of songs that are guilty pleasures, I’ve created one ABOUT them.  Beer, hot dogs, chocolate, and even DC comics are the subjects of these tunes.

Responsible for the resurgence of the dance-punk genre in New York in the early 2000s, DFA Records has produced a myriad of stellar hits from Hot Chip, LCD Soundsystem, and other stalwarts from the scene. Check out this selection from their dynamic catalog, as well as a few choice original remixes.

Hi Everybody- here’s our latest installment of the Songza Dance playlists. Shake a leg and enjoy!

Treading the line between genuine musicality and tongue-in-cheek farce, Eurodance (or Eurotrash as it’s known to some) is every raver’s little guilty pleasure. Look past the hair gel, the fist pumps, and the neon-colored sunglasses and every once in a while you’ll find a gem worth jamming to. Sometimes it’s not about the art, it’s about the party: “and she said…!”

With theatrical flair, choreographed dance moves, club beats and an eclectic wardrobe, these sexy, trendsetting ladies are in your face, on the charts and creating a new style-driven, fashion-forward, club-ready image. Featuring the phenomenally successful Lady Gaga and the queen of pop herself, Madonna, these ladies know how to entertain a crowd, and always show up dressed to kill.