Bronx songstress Tish drops off her debut single, “Subway Art,” in which she gives a voice to overlooked people in society, particularly those in the underground tunnels of the subway.
Over the guitar-laden, boom bap beat, the NYC singer/songwriter reminds us that everyone has a story: “Yes, they is life in New York / Underground in the coldest hearts / Lonely people are subway art,” she sings.
“Subway Art” is from Tish’s upcoming album, Dedicated To:, coming soon.
“Subway Art” by Tish Hyman is a soulful anthem that captures the essence of urban life with raw authenticity and heartfelt sincerity. Opening with a hypnotic beat and soul-stirring piano chords, the song immediately establishes a sense of nostalgia and longing. Tish Hyman’s vocals exude passion and vulnerability as she delivers poignant lyrics that paint a vivid portrait of life in the city.
Through her evocative storytelling, Hyman explores themes of resilience, struggle, and triumph, weaving together vignettes of everyday life on the streets. From the hustle and bustle of subway stations to the vibrant tapestry of cultures that define city living, “Subway Art” celebrates the beauty and complexity of urban existence.
The production is rich and immersive, with layers of instrumentation that evoke the sights and sounds of the cityscape. From the soulful horns to the infectious rhythm section, every element of the song is meticulously crafted to create a sense of depth and atmosphere.
With its heartfelt lyrics, soulful melodies, and lush production, “Subway Art” is more than just a song—it’s a powerful ode to the resilience of the human spirit and the beauty of finding art in the everyday chaos of urban life.
