Grooveline.org

About

Origins

How It Started

Between 2001 and 2004, Grooveline was a flagship cultural space in Lisbon's Chiado district — a record shop at Rua da Garrett 58 with a professional glass-walled radio studio built inside.

The studio was born from a partnership between Yorn (Vodafone's youth brand) and the local record scene — originally home to Rádio Oxigénio 102.6 FM. Passers-by on Rua Garrett could watch DJs broadcasting live from behind the glass while browsing vinyl. It wasn't just radio — the space hosted live showcases, DJ sets and artist interviews, making it a central hub for Lisbon's electronic, acid jazz, and alternative music scenes. That energy became Grooveline.org.

2001

Grooveline Record Shop

Grooveline opens at Rua da Garrett, 58 — record shop and live radio booth in one space.

2001–04

Grooveline.org Studio

Pioneer in online electronic music streaming. Live sets, artist interviews, DJ showcases.

2009–16

Moving to NL

The groove crossed borders — Rotterdam became the new base, festival partnerships, warehouse sessions, 700+ videos archived.

2026—

Revival

Back live — self-service DJ platform, 24/7 broadcast, new broadcaster app. The groove never stopped.

Grooveline Records Store 2001 Grooveline studio Touch setup Festival crowd Festival session Amsterdam Grooveline team Festival crowd Professional audio/video mixing console Festival crowd
What We Are

What Made Us Special

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Live DJ Streaming

From Lisbon's Chiado to the world — pioneering real-time DJ broadcasting, connecting underground artists with global audiences since 2001.

Innovation Hub

Constantly pushed technological boundaries, experimenting with streaming formats and broadcasting technologies years ahead of the curve.

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Weekly Programming

Consistent broadcasts featuring rising talents and established artists — a reliable destination for electronic music discovery.

700+
Videos Archived
24
Years of Innovation
2001
Founded in Lisbon
Future Possibilities