Shay
3621 arrived on time
3621 arrived on time
TAXI has been helping songwriters, artists, and film/TV composers get their music to record labels, music publishers, music supervisors and music libraries since 1992
TAXI Music (taxi.com) has 61 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 3.4 out of 5.
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Shay
3621 arrived on time
Chloe W.
driver 154 arrived on time 🫶🏽
laila R.
Driver 522 arrived on time and as really friendly to converse with
Bighed W.
I feel four stars is fair and not too harsh. This is an unbiased non-brown noser review. Truth it is a pretty manipulative shady business with zero transparency. As an artist you’re basically the product that pays to take their order. Companies who use taxi are just doing them a favor. However you can improve your skills and learn some at the Road Rally, and have a good time. You can get places with Taxi if you want to grind constantly and work for every break. However it won’t come without the expense of not just money but your wellbeing. If you don’t think that screeners are toxic, don’t kid yourself. They won’t admit it. You can be exactly what they ask for and they’ll still find an excuse to return your submission. Most the good reviews are by Taxi pets or teachers pets. There’s easier ways to make money with music if you’re talented. Cause people will hire talent trust me. But the whole music business is shady and manipulative in general.
Michael D.
Beware! Taxi Music and Taxi.com is a fraud! I recently retired from my work in finance and returned to music. I thought I would be a good match with Taxi. However, I was wrong. After 4 years and 24 submission later I did not receive a single forward. Of the 24 submissions, 12 were right to be returned but the other 12 really should have been forwarded! I kept trying and sending more and more new music only to have it returned and returned. I refer to them as a fraud because I finally took the hint after 24 returned submissions and began to realize that the problem was not with the music but with me! As it turns out, I began to realize, that I was at the top of their “Do not Forward” list and any attempts I were to make would have only resulted in more returns. They are fraudulent because they claim to help and support local artists while not forwarding those individuals on their “Do not Forward” list!
Zac E.
paid for a pricey membership and a lot of submissions that hit the briefs but then got blocked by the screeners that really don't have a clue what they are doing. And you have to pay again for each submission. They never list the amount of money you get from a listing, and even though some music has been forwarded on, I haven't heard back from 1 person. Waste of time and money, is you ask me
Rick G.
So this review box says: what went wrong this time? ...well, nothing went wrong, but that's not the right question, is it? ...its TAXI's way of avoiding the real questions and putting in some lame comment...probably had AI or a bunch of lawyers word this! Secondly: how can this company improve?...again, a totally misleading comment. The membership is not offering how TAXI can improve in any way, shape or form. TAXI couldn't care less, just their way of covering their ass with legal terms. Thirdly: in every case, my submissions came back with what I feel are probably AI created wording. I have had feedback from many sources saying that some of the songs I have written are quite good and yet, in every case, TAXI is the opposite. The algorithm is plain to see. Those who say they have gained from using TAXI is so minuscule, that its the equivalent of you making any money off Spotify as an example. All in all, poor choice is on me. Also, watching the video's of so-called podcasts and discussions?...totally useless...and boring. Last time I decided to see what it was all about, there were maybe 10 people hooked in. Hooked in, being the optimum word. Just another way of bilking people and providing nothing of substance. There, I'm being honest, helpful and constructive as this review box suggested.
James Q.
Taxi hits you coming and going. You pay a yearly subscription, then pay again to submit to a listing. Unfortunately, nothing ever actually gets to the company that posted the listing. Even pieces that I paid thousands to have recorded at Parsonics were rejected by the internal "A&R team", and were never actually sent to the listing companies. This service is a scam, that promises big, and delivers nothing, either to the listed companies, nor to the artist submitting music.