Top dance music journalists and media pros

Browse Groover's list of verified dance music journalists and media pros. Filter by subgenre like house, techno, or trance to find journalists who cover your style. Check their profiles to see what artists they've featured and what they're looking for.

Journalists want quality production, originality, and a clear story. They look for artists with a defined sound, whether you make deep house, minimal techno, or breakbeat. Include context about your track, previous releases, and why your music matters. Professional press materials help too.

Media coverage builds credibility and reaches new listeners. Dance music has a strong media ecosystem covering everything from underground techno to mainstream house. Getting featured in blogs and magazines helps you connect with fans, book gigs, and get noticed by labels and booking agents.

Send to journalists who actually cover your subgenre. A tech house track won't interest a drum & bass journalist. Write a personal, concise message explaining your music. Include links to previous features or releases. Quality matters more than quantity, so target your submissions carefully.

On Groover, every journalist responds within 7 days. They'll either share your track, provide feedback, or explain why it's not a fit. If they don't respond, you get your credits back. Not every journalist will feature you, but you'll always get actionable feedback to improve your next pitch.

Groover helps artists and their representatives (label managers, PR agents, publishers etc.) get their music heard.


Through an innovative web platform, Groover connects artists who want to promote their music with the best curators, radios and labels seeking emerging talents. On Groover, artists can send their music directly to a selection of blogs, radios, playlist curators, record labels and pros of their choice, get feedback guaranteed, and coverage!

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.

Yes, Groover is a paid platform that uses credits called Grooviz:

• 1 Grooviz = €1 (tax included, ~ $1.07 USD)

• Contacting a curator/pro costs 2 Grooviz

• Top-tier curators may cost more (4–6 Grooviz)
  

You can save up to 24% with discounted credit packs.

100%. Groover was built for indie and self-managed artists who want to promote their music without needing a label or traditional PR.

Curators provide actionable written feedback on your track, helping you understand your music’s strengths, get exposure, and grow your network.

Yes, but signing up is free and takes only a few minutes. You can browse curators and plan your campaign before sending your first track.