Groover Reviews 1,464

If you need honest opinions about your music Groover delivers.

I had a positive experience using Groover to promote my music. It helped me connect with curators and receive useful feedback for my artist project. The platform was easy to use, and I appreciate the opportunity it gives independent artists to reach more people.

Cool experience, easy to use, honest reviews of your tracks...Highly recommended, if your serious on getting your music out there

Groover made sure to let me know when a curator responded to my pitch and if they didn't respond by the campaign deadline I was refunded my credits so I could use them later. The curators were very professional in their responses and their feedback.

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seems to be working for my objectives. It seems it seems that GROOVER is the real deal.
I think it’s the only service that gets to the right people for a musician or composer who wants to be reviewed and to grow.

Groover is a great platform to get outreach of your music as it provides access to a very broad spectrum of storywriters, playlist curators and more through an easy user process

Groover, hands down the breast customer service and best fit for emerging artists ❤️

New to Groover but so far been useful in getting my songs submitted to curators on Spotify

I had a disappointing experience using Groover. Initially, the platform seemed promising for independent artists trying to connect with curators and industry professionals, but my recent experiences left me frustrated and unconvinced about the value being offered.

I received vague and defensive responses from curators after showing interest in their promotional offer, and the communication ultimately led nowhere. What made the experience worse was the lack of transparency and accountability once the conversation disappeared after the 14-day limit, making it impossible to properly track or reference previous feedback and exchanges.

As an independent artist investing both time and money into promotion, I expected a more reliable and transparent system, especially when paid interactions and curator feedback are involved.

The platform may still work for some people, but in my experience, it felt difficult to distinguish genuine opportunities from vague promotional upselling. I’d advise artists to be cautious, ask detailed questions, and manage expectations before spending heavily on campaigns.

I have received several comments about my music that hasn’t been the greatest. Then there is that one group likes and gives positive reviews. This are the ones who make up for every no.

Fantastic they deliver on every level, this is the experience all artiste needs Go GROOVER!!!

The best UI/experience because so professional and coherent. First time trying Groover my music was shared to two playlists. The second time to a radio station/Social media review. I knew my music was quality. But with other sites I never had these awesome results. Groover is the best!

They are great company and they follow through on everything they say they'll do!

Comprehensive list of opportunities and partners to work with. Very constructive.

The curators are very friendly and the results you get are spectacular.

Cool concept. i love the idea of different curators giving opinions on my tracks. Its something to look forward to at the end of the day.

Since I've been using Groover I've seen substantial growth and increased exposure. Great interaction with influencers and curators. Definitely recommend for upcoming artist looking for a great start

Perfect. Can't complain! Nice platform, great info, fast results!

I found the feedback from a wide range of sources to be extremely valuable. It is always delivered in a respectful and constructive manner. And the sheer volume of feedback has helped me to become more detached about it (in a positive way). It has also been a thrill to see my niche tracks find a home on some playlists. Without groover, they would have probably only existed in my head and on my laptop. Even those eccentric, creative brain-child pieces of which every musician has a few have managed to land on a playlist somewhere. And the more mainstream pieces have found playlists as well. I’ve been invigorated creatively by this whole process.