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Letting Go of Precious, [Part 4]
Here’s the final part of this excellent panel in which Rob Chiarelli, Robina Richie-Barker, and Ron Harris discussed the benefits and perils of clinging to a song, an arrangement, a mix, or a production style longer than might be productive. Or maybe not! Read this final installment and decide which way to go is best for you: letting go of “precious” or obsessing about perfection.
Garrett Miller – Visalia, CA, USA - Placements on HGTV, Animal Planet, and a program in FranceRead the full story
Andy Salmonsen – Jamul, CA, USA - Licensed his song in a national TV commercial for Marco’s PizzaRead the full story
Robert L. Caviness, Jr. – Elkland, MO, USA - TV placements in Italy, Germany, and AustraliaRead the full story
Brent Isom – Saint Joseph, MO, USA - Placements on 2 Netflix shows through TAXI connectionRead the full story
Khorrie Cochran – High Point, NC, USA - Signed an Exclusive Deal! “Without TAXI, this never would’ve happened.”Read the full story
Albin Hillborg – Stockholm, SWEDEN - Multiple music libraries signed multiple tracksRead the full story
The Latest Scams—and How to Avoid Them
Hit songwriter and author Jason Blume offers up alerts about common scams designed to separate unsuspecting songwriters and artists from their hard-earned money. Some are easy to spot, but others are cleverly disguised to trick even savvy musicians into thinking their ship has come in. Read this and see if you’ve been contacted by any of these deceptive scammers.
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7 Things YOU'LL MISS If You Don't
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3 Mistakes That Can Prevent Sync Placements!
Successful TAXI members do these things, and most unsuccessful members don’t! Do what the successful members do, and don’t make the mistakes that unsuccessful members often make!