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5 WAYS to DESTROY a Music Industry Relationship! [with Tracey and Vance Marino]

During the 31 years I've been running TAXI, I've noticed something that's critical to becoming and staying successful in the music industry! Is it great music? Yes, that's certainly a big part of the equation, but building, maintaining, and nurturing relationships could very well be equally as important in regard to becoming successful. And I'm sorry to say that I've seen many talented musicians ruin some (or many) of their relationships, new and old! My goal in this week's episode of TAXI TV is to highlight many of the relationship-building and/or killing things I've witnessed over the last three decades. Sadly, most of the time, the people who've committed relationship suicide don't even realize what they've done, and the impact it's had. Special Guests... I consider Tracey and Vance Marino world-class experts at building and maintaining music industry relationships. I've watched them work their magic at conferences and online. As a matter of fact, they dedicated an entire chapter to that subject in their excellent book, Hey, That's My Song! That chapter alone is worth the price of buying their book! Please join me when I interview Tracey and Vance during this week's episode. I'll bet you'll find yourself saying "oops" more than once as we go through all the ways you can destroy the music business relationships you should be building, maintaining, and nurturing. Hey, That's My Song by Tracey and Vance Marino: https://amzn.to/3peEOvx As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases from the link above. 🔥 See Requests for Your Music ➡️ https://www.taxi.com/industry ⏱️⏱️VIDEO CHAPTERS⏱️⏱️ 0:12 - TAXI's CEO, Michael Laskow, welcomes our special successful guest musicians for the episode - Tracey & Vance Marino. 3:53 - Tracey and Vance attend many music industry events and have been to every TAXI Road Rally Music Convention since 2001! 4:35 - What prompted them to build an industry network? 7:16 - Networking is not scary! It's all about making friends and connections. 17:24 - When you meet industry people, don't just blurt out that you have the best music and can write any genre, etiquette is very important. 19:11 - The industry does not get back to people whose music does not get signed or placed, they do not have that kind of time. 22:09 - Nothing is more flattering than listening to someone's music, be genuine and take an interest! 25:40 - You win when the industry professional asks what you do! Let the conversation get there naturally. 26:48 - "Meet and Greet, then Retreat!" Tracey and Vance explain this networking strategy. 28:59 - Ask questions and listen. Establish a relationship and show interest by being polite and respectful. 32:53 - Tracey & Vance explain the timeline of how to build a new music industry relationship. 47:22 - The 5 Career Killers: bad communication, not following up, not doing your research, failure to understand the music business, and being unprofessional. 48:40 - Can you bounce back after making these mistakes? 52:49 - Keep it short and sweet! Industry people hate long emails. If you do not understand something, it is okay to ask for clarification. 56:42 - Don't overdo it. Do not pester the library with several emails. If the industry person says "Do not follow up," don't! If you are asked to get in touch - do it! 58:49 - Many music executives are musicians, but went down a different path. 1:00:58 - What made Tracey & Vance pivot from songwriting to writing for sync? 1:03:20 - Not doing your research can kill a relationship! Know who you are dealing with. 1:05:21 - Take notes when meeting someone new, remembering details is important and shows you are interested and were listening! 1:11:57 - There is a big difference between a record label and the sync business, know the difference. 1:17:39 - Being unprofessional with kill relationships - they share examples. Be accountable for your actions or inactions. 1:21:40 - Don't be difficult to work with, do what is asked. and if you don't know how, figure it out! 1:25:11 - Be nice and be flexible. Don't be the problem, trashing a company or person online can come back to haunt you. 1:33:34 - Be positive and don't give up. 🔔 Subscribe for more tips just like this:    / @taxiindependentar   LINKS & RESOURCES =============================== LEARN MORE About TAXI Independent A&R: www.taxi.com NETWORK with Music Industry Pros at Our FREE Yearly Convention: http://bit.ly/2a9mwlp OPPORTUNITIES in the Music Industry: http://bit.ly/28JPUyd COLLABORATE with Fellow Songwriters on the TAXI Forum: http://bit.ly/2DENChs FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA =============================== 👥 - FACEBOOK:   / taxiindependentar   🐦 - TWITTER:   / taximusic   📸 - IG:   / taximusic   We Want to Hear YOUR Thoughts, Leave Your Comments Below! #TAXIMusic #TAXITV #MusicLicensing #Music #TAXIIndependentA&R