This playlist is inspired by this NYTimes article about the beginning of the end for Facebook. Dunzo or not, enjoy the tunes!

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.

Okeh Records was an indie record label that featured many prominent jazz and blues artists, including Louis Armstrong, Mamie Smith, and Big Maybelle.  Grab Big Maybelle’s The Complete Okeh Sessions 1952-1955 here for $4.99!

LA’s Princeton first gained attention with Bloomsbury, a concept EP about the Bloomsbury Group (Leonard Woolf, Lytton Strachey, Virginia Woolf, and John Maynard Keynes).  This playlist examines some of Princeton’s influences, including Arthur Russell and Serge Gainsbourg.  Grab Princeton’s latest album Cocoon of Love here for only $6!

Kenneth Edmonds (aka Babyface) has been one of the most influential musicians in modern R&B and pop music.  This playlist features hits that he has written and produced.  Get Babyface’s Face 2 Face here for $4.99!

The toe bone is connected to the ankle bone.  The ankle bone is connected to the shin bone.  The shin bone is connected to the knee bone.  The knee bone is connected to the thigh bone… You get the idea.  Here’s an anatomy lesson, courtesy of Songza.

That’s right, it’s time to get funkified and shake your rump. These funk classics never get tired, and with Visa featuring Rick James’ (pictured) “Superfreak” in its brilliant new commercial, we’re reminded of the broad appeal, feel-good rhythms, and booty shakin’ power of the old-school funk sounds. Let’s give it up, people, and get down on it!

Kanye West is sitting on top of the pop world, his feet in a pair of kicks he’s just designed for Louis Vuitton, rubbing shoulders with Takashi Murakami and riding the wave of critical and commercial success with 808s & Heartbreak. Now he’s about to introduce the world to G.O.O.D. Music (Get Out Our Dreams), his record label featuring John Legend and Common. We’ve included tracks by Kanye, Legend, and Common, but we’re also giving you a sneak peak into the other great acts on the label.

All but one of these bands consist of real family members who had real chart success as a family-fronted group. Take a guess which one of them is just an act.  We’ll be nice and give you a hint: they also starred in a hugely successful television show that shared the same name.

The British have invaded again, this time in the form of some talented young soul divas. We’ve heard some stirring new tunes from Amy Winehouse and Best New Artist Grammy-winner Adele. Add some brash new voices in Lily Allen and Estelle, throw in some classics from Dusty and Lulu and you get a sense of the diversity that has continued to come out of the UK.