The Underbelly Jam jamming out in NYC somewhere under the jungle.  See the video below the soundcloud and facebook link. 

https://www.facebook.com/thebrooklynunderbelly/  

Aaliyah, one of the sisters from Aaliyah & Christina, a duo who are also one of the 1st place Appollo Winners working that voice in Union Station, NYC.  Definitely some power in there.  

Bio: "We are native New Yorkers, but our family originates from Trinidad & Tobago. We are two sisters who love singing, acting, dancing, and performing. We both enjoy singing and dancing to upbeat pop songs and Christian worship music. We love comedy and making jokes, writing songs, and traveling. In our free time we love playing our guitar and piano. We are very passionate about our music and when we perform we hope to inspire others; especially disadvantaged children." (Source: Site)

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While living in NYC has its pros and cons, seeing pop-up performances by talented unsigned artist is defintely a benefit. Like @MarleySings for example, singer from NYC.  Even though we were unable to get a video, we were able to get a photo off before the train came.  Fortunately, she's got fans, and more of her videos can be found online just follow her on social.  

Twitter: https://twitter.com/MARLEYSINGS

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/marleysings/ 

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@MARLEYSINGS https://t.co/xJe9MycEZF pic.twitter.com/TJSALkp6qH

— Diversal.org (@diversal1) June 1, 2017

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Performing with dancers on a NYC subway platform

 

This is what makes music the universal language ? @musickaz @sayurin5no We become one ?? #Tokyo #NYC

A post shared by MARLEY (@marleysings) on May 13, 2017 at 11:13am PDT

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Brad Bathgate - Poet from Harlem speaks reality through wit and observation. Definitely entertaining the way he forces you to see his stories through his eyes.  

Aka 'Blue', Brad Bathgate is the author of "Corner Stores in the Middle of the Block," a collection of original poetry and short stories.  In the spring of 2002, he was published in "Signifying Harlem," an anthology of poetry. He has performed at the Nuyorican Poet's Café, The Bowery Poetry Club, The Poets House and The Poetry Project at St. Mark's Church in association with Cave Canem Poets. Blue performs at art galleries, museums, lounges, comedy clubs, colleges, universities and poetry venues in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Philadelphia and Baltimore, at times, walking away as open mic winner from the Nuyorican Poetry Café and Jimmy's Uptown Hottest Poets to name a few. (Source: Amazon) 

In December 2005, he was featured in "The New York Daily News Paper" and they were quoted saying "His career is on the write track."

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This guy must play professionally. Extremely talented Violinist with dreads.  Watch the video!