Top radio stations for bossa nova

Browse Groover's list of radio stations that accept bossa nova submissions. Filter by country and check each station's profile to see what styles they play, from traditional bossa nova to samba jazz and MPB. Read their feedback history to understand what they look for in artists.

Radio pros look for quality production, authentic feel and originality. Whether you play classic bossa nova, modern Brazilian jazz or Latin jazz fusion, your track should have clear sound and capture the genre's essence. Hosts appreciate artists who understand the tradition while bringing something fresh.

Radio airplay connects you with listeners who actively seek out bossa nova, samba jazz and Brazilian music. Stations that program Latin jazz and world music have dedicated audiences. Getting played on radio builds credibility and can lead to interviews, live session invitations and new fans worldwide.

Send your best-produced track and write a clear message about your music. Mention your influences and what makes your approach to bossa nova unique. Radio hosts receive many submissions, so be professional and personalize each pitch. Target stations that match your style, whether traditional bossa nova or modern MPB.

Every radio pro on Groover responds within 7 days with detailed feedback. If they don't reply, you get your credits back. Response rates vary, but you'll always get an answer. Some hosts will add your track to rotation, others will offer advice. Use the feedback to improve and keep submitting to build connections.

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Thanks to Groover, more than 3,000 active music curators and pros have given more than 4 million pieces of feedback, 1 million+ shares (reviews, playlist adds etc.) and 1,000+ signatures on record labels.

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