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Does It Feel Like Your Music Has
Gone into a Black Hole, Part 2?
Have you experienced radio silence after your music was forwarded to a company? Has your music been signed, and then zip, nada, nothing? Find out why when you read Part 2 of this Road Rally panel!
John Braheny’s Legacy Lives On!
If you’re a TAXI member, your life has been touched by legendary songwriting coach and best-selling author of The Craft and Business of Songwriting, John Braheny. He was instrumental in shaping TAXI’s ethics, the screening process, and was an active member of TAXI’s A&R team until his passing in 2013. His 1968 folk album Some Kind of Change has recently been re-released on Rising Easy Records. Click here to hear it!
Passenger Profile – Ove Schei, Part 2
How does a senior citizen musician who’s also a big rig truck driver living in a small Norwegian town keep getting his music in some really big TV commercials airing all over the world? Watch Part 2 of this inspiring interview with an incredibly nice TAXI member to find out what his secret sauce is and how Ove Schei does it!
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