Genres accepted most often
- Cloud Rap/Hip Hop
- Hip-hop
- Rap in English
- R&B
- Trap
Genres they love
- Drill/Jersey
- Grime
Genres they’re also open to receiving
- Alternative rock
- Indie rock
- International rap
- Surf rock
Main opportunities
- Add artists to my impactful playlist(s)
Others
- Add to story on social media
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They want to receive music similar to…
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They don't want to receive...
- Classical music
- Film music
- Instrumental
- Neo/Modern Classical
- Solo Piano
Eliezer is a seasoned artist, producer, and co-founder of the independent record label TOMG, with a deep passion for rap and hip hop. His career has been marked by extensive touring, opening for international artists, and accumulating millions of streams across platforms. With a Bachelor’s degree in Music Production and Sound Engineering, Eliezer brings a refined ear to the industry, combining technical expertise with a unique creative vision. As a curator on Groover, Eliezer is looking for fresh, innovative rap and hip hop tracks that stand out both sonically and lyrically. Eliezer is always searching for artists who push the boundaries of the genre while maintaining a true, raw energy. What Eliezer is looking for: Genres: Rap, Hip Hop, Trap, Boom Bap, and experimental styles within the hip hop spectrum. Moods: He appreciates a wide range of moods, from high-energy anthems to emotional, introspective tracks. Whether it’s club-ready beats or laid-back, chill vibes, Eliezer gravitates toward music that connects on a personal level. Characteristics: Tracks with innovative production, strong lyrical content, and memorable hooks. He values originality, raw emotion, and an authentic artistic voice. Creativity and individuality are key. What Eliezer doesn't want: Tracks that feel generic or lack originality. He avoids overly commercial-sounding music that doesn’t offer something fresh. Feedback and songs approved will be added to my playlists.
