Arts for Transit and Urban Design
Musicians
3rd Band 
Luellen Abdoo
Marcella Adame
Afrikumba Utibe Drummers
Agua Clara
Gabriel Aldort
Alex Lodico Ensemble
Andy Suzuki & THE METHOD
Aria
Baby Soda
Najib Bahri
Bamboo Breeze
Petula Beckles
Big Apple Boys
R. M. Bridgewell
Brotherhood of the Jug Band Blues
Brother's Moving
Martina Bruno
Michael Butler
Susan Cagle
The Cagle Family
Carolina Slim
Chicken Barn Heroes
Leah Coloff
Jason Cordero
Gabe Cummins
Dagmar
D.C. Troubadours
Delta Blues
Delta Dave
Didjworks
The Doc Scanlon Trio
Donald Malloy & SIGHT
Double Entendre Music Ensemble
Lindsay Dragan
Theo Eastwind
Ebony Hillbillies
El Street Cafe
Melissa Elledge
Eric Paulin Quartet
Espiritu Andino
Flamenco Y Sol
Remy Francois
Freelance Whales
Natalie Gelman
Ron Gibbs
Gibran Soul
Gillen & Turk
Gimagua
James Graseck
Jason Green
Cathy Grier
Sean Grissom
Renard Harris
Erik Heger
Heth
Kahn Hightower
The Hopkins Entertainment Group
Mush Hosotani
The Hot Sardines
House of Waters
Keizo Ishibash
J. Hill & Hartling
Jami Jackson
Peter Joseph Paul
Keeshea
Heidi Kole
Neffe Kragh-Muller
Shogo Kubo
J.W. Lance
Lorenzo La Roc
Lathan's Way
Left on Red
Lekule
Little Billy's Collective
Jeremiah Lockwood
Leonel Lorador
Mike Lunapiena
Eunique Mack
Made Over
Mamalama
Sean McCaul
Manze Dayila
Mecca Bodega
The MetropoliTones
Mikanic
Darryl Milton
Kathleen Mock
Mother Tongue
New Perspectives
Next Tribe
Nicola
Nu Millennium
Opera Collective
VongKu Pak
Natalia 'Saw Lady' Paruz
The Park Project
Patrick Wolff Trio
Matt Pless
Pretty Good
Suki Rae
Renaissance Street Singers
Richie Kaye’s Music & Mirth
Robin’s Egg Blue
Billy Rogan
Elizabeth Rogers
Kip Rosser
Glenn Roth
William Ruiz
Lawrence Rush
Luke Ryan
Wendy Sayvetz
Select Blendz
Michael Shulman
SideTrack Boyz
Eve Silber
Nadine Simmons
SisterMonk
Tyrone Owusu Slater
Spank
Dorian Spencer
Dan Stevens
Geovanni Suquillo
Tom Swafford
Joe Taylor
Thoth
Threeds
Tin Pan
Toli Nameless and The Femm
Two-Man Gentlemen Band
Underground Horns
Walkabout Clearwater Chorus
Washington Square Winds
Amos Wengler
Don Witter, Jr.
XYLOPHOLKS
Yaz Band
You Bred Raptors?
Susan Cagle
Susan Cagle Growing up, Susan traveled the world, learning to sing and play music while barely out of the crib. Raised in a family of musicians who performed together on street corners and in subway stations, Susan, the second oldest of ten brothers and sisters, began performing solos by the age of four and picked up the guitar at age seven. From 2001 to 2005, Susan was a fixture on the Gotham subway circuit, attracting large crowds with her soulful voice and hypnotic heartfelt songs, selling over 30,000 self-issued homemade CDs at such regular spots like Union Square, Grand Central, and Times Square stations. At the 34th Street/Herald Square subway station, Susan was discovered by Jay Levine, Lefthook Entertainment/Columbia Records, who is in the process of writing and recording Susan's debut album.
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