Park your music where libraries shop.

A listing is one brief, one deadline, one shot. The TAXI Garage is a catalog that music libraries browse all year.

Park a track once and it keeps working for you.

Library owners are constantly browsing for music. The Garage is the best way to get yours licensed.

My Garage Tracks: seven parked tracks with genres, moods, open request counts and Still available buttons

A listing is a moment. The Garage is a place.

You will still pitch to listings. The Garage adds something listings cannot: a standing catalog where library owners come looking, on their schedule, for exactly the kind of track you already have.

Submitting to a listing

You answer one brief from one company.
Your track is heard once, for that pitch.
If the brief passes, so does the chance.

Parking a track in the Garage

Your track sits in a catalog that libraries search by genre, mood and keyword.
Library owners play it in place, heart it, and drop it into playlists for the briefs they are working on.
Any of them can ask for it, this week or next spring. TAXI introduces you.

The outcome is discovery.

A track you parked in March can be the one a library needs in September, without you pitching it again.

Park what you have already made.

The songs and instrumentals you have uploaded to TAXI are already there. Tick the ones you want library owners to find, say how you would license each one, and you are parked.

Songs and instrumentals, side by side
Exclusive, non-exclusive, or either: your licensing preference travels with each track
Park a few now, more later

Garage submit page: the song chooser with three songs ticked and a licensing preference for each

Song chooser with the genre filter open showing counts and a player open on one song — Filter by genre and preview any track before you decide

Submit page with a song ticked and marked Submitted before — Come back any time and park more

See your music waiting to be found.

My Garage Tracks is your lot. Every parked track, its genres and moods, and the moment a library asks about one, it shows up here as an open request.

Open requests appear on the track the moment a library asks
Still available in one click
Take a track out when it finds a home elsewhere

My Garage Tracks with filter chips, one card per track with genres, moods, licensing preference, open request counts, Still available and Remove

Library owners browse the Garage. Your tracks are what they find.

They come with a brief in hand and search by genre, mood and keyword. They play tracks in place, heart the ones they like, and build playlists. Every parked track of yours is in that catalog, every day, waiting to be the one.

The Garage catalog as a library owner sees it: tracks with play buttons, waveforms, licensing chips, hearts, playlists and Request Connection — The Garage, as a library owner sees it

When a library wants your track, TAXI connects you.

A request lands on your track in My Garage. TAXI makes the introduction, and the conversation is yours. That is a placement that found you.

The library has your details within days, no chasing
Exclusive or non-exclusive, on your terms
Mark the deal closed in one click

Connection Requests for Neon Drift: a library request marked Introduced, with Exclusive deal and Non-exclusive deal as the outcome choices — Connection Requests: introduced, and the deal reported

Questions members ask

Is this instead of listings?: No. Keep pitching to listings for specific briefs. The Garage is where your catalog waits for the briefs you never hear about.
Who sees my music?: Music libraries invited by TAXI. They browse by genre, mood and keyword, play tracks in place, and save the ones they like.
Who sees my name?: Nobody in the catalog. A library sees the track, its genres, moods and licensing preference. TAXI shares your contact details only when it introduces you.
What does exclusive or non-exclusive mean?: It is your licensing preference for that track. Exclusive means one library can hold it. Non-exclusive means several can license it. You can offer either and decide when a library calls.
Does TAXI take a cut of deals?: No. The introduction is the service. The deal is between you and the library.
How long does a track stay parked?: As long as it is available. Take it out any time from My Garage Tracks, or when it is signed exclusively.

Be first in when the Garage opens.

Tell us you want in. We will email you when the Garage opens to members, nothing else.