Break into Ibiza's legendary dance scene

While Ibiza embraces diverse electronic styles, melodic house and techno currently dominate many major venues, with tech-house remaining strong at clubs like DC10. Deeper, organic house sounds thrive in beach clubs and sunset sessions, while EDM maintains popularity at tourist-focused venues in San Antonio and at spectacle-driven superclubs like Ushuaïa. The authentic Balearic sound, blending chilled electronic elements with worldly influences, continues to define the island's daytime and early evening soundtrack.

For maximum impact, begin promoting 2-3 months before the season starts (March-April). This is when many resident DJs and programmers finalize their musical direction for the summer. However, mid-season (June-July) can be effective for tracks that might become late-season anthems. For more established artists, having promotions coincide with major opening or closing parties can generate significant exposure if your music gets picked up during these highly visible events.

Extremely important. Ibiza has a distinctive sonic signature that varies by venue and time of day. Daytime and sunset music often incorporates organic elements, atmospheric textures, and mid-tempo grooves, while night-time club tracks typically feature stronger percussion and more driving energy. Productions that demonstrate an understanding of these contexts perform better with island tastemakers. High-quality production values are essential, as the island's world-class sound systems expose any weaknesses in mix or mastering.

Absolutely. Ibiza remains one of the few places where a single track played in the right moment can launch a career. Many of today's top electronic artists point to their Ibiza breakthrough as the turning point. When influential DJs like Carl Cox, Luciano, or The Blessed Madonna support your music on the island, it often leads to international recognition. Additionally, the concentration of industry professionals vacationing in Ibiza means your music reaches label heads, booking agents, and festival programmers in a uniquely receptive environment.

The curators & pros on Groover are carefully selected music enthusiasts screened by the Groover Team for their ability to curate and discover talented new artists.

We review their application based on:

• Their degree of influence (globally, or within their niche)

• The quality of the content they produce

• The artists they support and their editorial line

Curators on Groover fall into three main categories, depending on what you’re looking for. You’ll gain access to the full list of curators and pros once you’ve started your campaign and added details about your track. From there, you can refine your search using filters like music genres, curator types, and countries.

• Visibility Curators: Media outlets, blogs, radio stations and shows, playlisters, and YouTube/Twitch channels. If they like your track, they’ll share it with their audience, helping you reach new listeners.

• Partners: Record labels, bookers, managers, sync supervisors, and publishers looking for their next big discovery—the artists they want to work with and represent. If you’re looking to build your network, these are the ones to reach out to.

• Advice: Managers, coaches, mentors, and other industry professionals selected for their ability to offer valuable feedback on your production, career, or overall project. If you’re sending a demo and want detailed advice, these are the people to connect with.

All record labels and pros on Groover are passionate about discovering new talent. They’ve been carefully selected based on the opportunities they can provide. Each curator and pro is independent and specializes in different music genres.

Yes! As long as you have a YouTube, SoundCloud, or Audiomack link for your track (it can be unlisted or private), you can use Groover!

You can send tracks on Groover that…

• are unfinished

• are unreleased

• will be released in the near future

• have already been released (even tracks from your back catalog)

There are record labels & pros for every level of development and any style of music on Groover.

Yes, Groover is a paid service. This is what allows us to secure the feedback you receive from the music curators and pros you've chosen, which is our #1 mission. 



Here's an overview of our fair and transparent pricing:

Grooviz are virtual credits on Groover. In order to send your track to the curators & pros of your choice on the Groover platform, you will need to purchase Grooviz.

• 1 Grooviz costs €1, all taxes included (~ $1.07 USD)

• Sending a track to 1 curator/pro will cost you 2 Grooviz. In rare cases, it will cost more (usually 4 or 6 Grooviz) to contact a curator/pro if they are one of our top curators.

• You can buy attractive packs (discounts of up to 24%!) to save money on your campaigns.

Your credits will be refunded and you’ll be able to contact any other curator on the platform.