Yes, you can share music made with AI on Groover. You just need to tell us how much AI you used when you set up your campaign.
At Groover, we welcome all types of music, including tracks created with the help of AI tools or software. However, not all curators are open to AI music, and some only accept certain uses of it.
Even though the topic is highly visible, AI-generated music remains extremely marginal on Groover. Almost all tracks promoted through Groover are not AI-generated, and we monitor these stats closely.
To help your music get the right attention and avoid confusion, here’s how it works:
1. The 4 levels of AI use
At the track info step of your campaign, you’ll be asked “Does this track use AI?”.
Pick the option that best describes your track:
AI-generated (e.g. via Suno, Udio): the track was created by an AI tool from a prompt, with little or no human input.
AI-assisted: core elements (e.g. vocals, melody, lyrics): you made the track, but AI created one or more of its core creative elements.
AI-assisted: production only (e.g. mixing, mastering, backing instrumentation): AI was only used for production tasks. The creative core of the track is yours.
No AI used: the track was made without any AI.
Not sure which level to choose? Pick the higher one. Being transparent always works better than being flagged by a curator later.
2. Be transparent about using AI in your music
Being transparent about your creative process helps build trust with curators and increases your chances of receiving valuable feedback.
You can give more details in your pitch about which parts of your track are human-made and which used AI. For example:
“I wrote and sang this song myself. I used [Tool Name] for the mastering.”
3. Do not hide that your music was made with AI
Trying to pass off a track made with AI as fully human-made may lead to negative feedback or getting flagged by curators. Please declare your real level of AI use: we value honesty and clarity on Groover.
4. Which curators accept my track?
Each curator chooses which level of AI they accept, from “accepts AI-generated music” to “rejects any use of AI”. You’ll see their preference as a badge on their profile.
Once you’ve declared your track’s AI level, we compare it with each curator’s preference:
Curators whose preference doesn’t match your track are flagged with a red badge on their card and profile, so you know before contacting them.
If you use “Add all”, we warn you before adding curators who don’t accept your track’s AI level.
This way, you can focus on curators who are open to your music and avoid wasted submissions.
5. What if you don’t use AI in your music?
At the risk of stating the obvious, you of course don’t need to use AI in your music. Just select “No AI used” and nothing changes for you. As mentioned above, tracks made with AI remain a very small minority on Groover, and Groover is first focused on human-made music:
Artists who don’t use AI are not filtered, deprioritized or negatively impacted in any way. They’re the core of Groover’s raison d’être and we’ll keep on doing everything we can to champion them.
Curators who reject AI music won’t be flagged for you, and can focus all their attention on human-created compositions.