Back in 2009 we were blessed with a freeware application called “GrooveFish” would allow you to connect to the GrooveShark service via your mobile phone and have access to literally any song your heart desired. That being said, due to it being a privately developed application from xda-developers, the user interface was quite simple and the application itself suffered from numerous bugs.

For those who don’t know about the GrooveShark service, it is basically an online service which allows you access to a database of limitless music.

Nanogroove showed up on the interwebs yesterday afternoon and as definitely impressed many with its first release. Providing access to GrooveSharks service via your Windows Phone device, you are given the capability to browse for any song your heart desires and listen to it free of charge. The one thing that stands out about the GrooveShark service is that it does not require a membership and is free of use from your pc browser.

Nanogroove does require to be purchased, although for a low cost of $5 it’s definitely a great investment for literally millions of songs to chose from. For users who are weary about the application, simply download it and try it for free for 5 minutes as many times as you would like before purchasing.

Groovefish will allow you to search for and play virtually any song in the world for free via your Windows Mobile 6.x device.

Groovefish is built upon Grooveshark’s PC application that allows streaming of music to your PC.