Overseas Television Placement

[pveniot]

Hi Dan, great news...
The wait is long, but the reward must be satisfying.
I guess you'll receive royalties payments for these
more frequently, if they go in rotation...
Take care...
Pierre

[JohnnyP]

Hi folks,
TAXI screener, #419 Forwarded four of my Tracks to an overseas Music Licensing Company who eventually signed fifty-two of my tracks (including Alternate Versions and Stems). I just received payment from BMI for one of those original Forwards. I just thought it a quick turnaround which may be of interest to other members who have tracks overseas. The Forwards were in January 2020 and not only were the Forwards to a Publisher in a Country, other than my own but the placement was in yet a third Country. Keep in mind though, this is a very hard-working Music Library.
“It’s a marathon not a sprint” … never truer words spoken about this business, especially if you have more tracks overseas than in your home Country.
Thank you, Michael and TAXI. Keep up the great work!
Dan

Excerpt from the original listing…

TAXI # S200104RK
MINIMALISTIC ROCK INSTRUMENTAL CUES (in any Rock style) are needed by a successful International Music Licensing Company with global distribution through a huge music conglomerate!

NOTE: They’re open to hearing virtually any contemporary Rock-Based genres/styles – from Pop/Rock, Metal, Alt-Rock, Indie Rock, Blues Rock, Punk, Hard Rock, Country Rock, etc., etc.

Congrats Dan! Japan usually pays pretty well so thats a good library to be in. Hope you have many more placements from them! john

[DannyWeber]

Hi Dan, great news...
The wait is long, but the reward must be satisfying.
I guess you'll receive royalties payments for these
more frequently, if they go in rotation...
Take care...
Pierre

Thanks, Pierre. The wait is quite long and thank you for your positive comments.

[DannyWeber]

Congrats Dan! Japan usually pays pretty well so thats a good library to be in. Hope you have many more placements from them! john

Thank you, John. Very good company and are constantly working hard. Here's to Japanese Television. Cheers!