Listen — if only for a moment — to the underground sound of your daily commute
New Yorkers hustle hard. We’re constantly in motion. We commute long distances to work even longer hours. We navigate furious crowds and infuriating obstacles every day. And for those of us who routinely ride the subway, much of that time spent hustling and hurrying happens underground.
In our haste, we often pay little attention to the people who provide a soundtrack to that daily dash: New York City’s underground musicians, who sit at the intersections of city life. They’re clustered around Grand Central, Union Square, 42nd Street-Times Square and other major transit hubs, or they’re partial to particular stations along particular lines. They exemplify the hustle that drives so many artists and performers to come to NYC, and they risk sharing their passions with strangers who may reject or simply ignore them.
In collaboration with @chevroletexperience
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