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Sep 15, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 15, 2026

    AI Music in 2026_ What Songwriters, Artists & Composers Need to Know![091426] (opens the original)

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    AI music is changing incredibly fast. But what does it actually mean for songwriters, artists, composers, and producers? There’s no shortage of headlines, videos, predictions, lawsuits, and opinions about AI music and the future of the music industry. Keeping up with all of it can feel like a full-time job. In this episode of TAXI TV, Michael Laskow talks with TAXI member and music-for-media creator Paul Croteau, better known as Yo Paulie, who has made it his mission to follow the rapidly changi

  2. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    How to Compose Music for Movie Trailers_ 10 Things You Need to Know![083126] (opens the original)

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    Want to learn how to compose music for movie trailers? Trailer music is becoming a major opportunity for composers, producers, and musicians creating music for production libraries—and the demand for high-quality trailer music continues to grow. In this episode of TAXI TV, Michael Laskow sits down with composer Michael Whittaker to discuss what composers need to know when creating music for trailers and production music libraries. For years, trailer music was often associated with large orchestr

  3. Episode · Aug 25, 2026

    Would YOU Forward These Songs_ _ TAXI TV A&R Hot Seat[082426] (opens the original)

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    Could you tell which songs are worth forwarding to a music industry client? Put your A&R ears to the test in this episode of TAXI TV, where Michael Laskow puts viewers in the A&R Hot Seat and challenges them to listen to real music submissions and decide what they would forward—and what they wouldn't. This episode features actual submissions for recent TAXI listings seeking Singer/Songwriter songs and Investigative Tension Hybrid instrumentals. Before revealing what TAXI's A&R team decided, you'

  4. Episode · Aug 18, 2026

    Music Licensing Myths and Misconceptions—What’s Actually True_[081726] (opens the original)

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    How much of what you’ve heard about sync licensing and the music industry is actually true? The music licensing world is full of myths, misconceptions, outdated advice, and conflicting information—especially on social media and online forums. In this episode of TAXI TV, Michael Laskow separates fact from fiction and answers some of the most common questions musicians, songwriters, composers, and producers have about music licensing. You'll learn the truth about: How music supervisors, production

  5. Episode · Aug 11, 2026

    The Hidden “Tax” Every Sync Musician Pays[081026] (opens the original)

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    What’s the hidden “tax” every sync musician pays—and how can you reduce it? When you create music for sync licensing, making the music is only part of the job. There’s also metadata, paperwork, registrations, organization, administration, and other business tasks that can quietly consume hours of your time. And as every musician knows, time is money. In this episode of TAXI TV, Michael Laskow talks with music industry professional Robina Ritchie-Barker about the business side of music licensing

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