Grooveshark and Songza; I'll skip over Grooveshark since there's already a post mourning its loss. I liked Songza's non-tailoring to me and more to the situati

Grooveshark and Songza; I'll skip over Grooveshark since there's already a post mourning its loss. I liked Songza's non-tailoring to me and more to the situations (rainy day for rainy days, party for late nights, even novelty playlists for Game of Thrones, musical scores from movies, etc). When Google Play Music acquired Songza, they "sort of" integrated these things, but now just a shell of its former self where the "themed" playlist names stayed, but now its an echo chamber of stuff I've already heard. Sadly, there's no discovery anymore. And while it seems contradictory, I don't want to look for it. Grooveshark's radio stations and Songza's original playlists had a way of playing songs I never heard or haven't heard in a long time.