Blessings in disguise
Hayden and I are progressing… Our struggles to get a routine set here in New York has been somewhat burdensome however we are very optimistic about things. We don’t have any doubts about what we can achieve with our music. It’s just a matter of time, continued resilience; armed with prayer.
We actually journeyed back to 14th(Union Square) station and found a good spot to sing at. As we sung, the usual New York masses strutted along, passing us and giving slight stares. A man walked by and tossed in a couple dollars. As we continued to sing, out of the corner of my eye, I noticed someone walking towards us. “Hello Vahid!” It actually turned out to be a friend of mine I met in New York over a year ago. We hadn’t seen or talked much after meeting for the first time so it was a pleasant surprise. Moments later we met a gentleman who turned out to be an African percussionist. He informed us about an organization called Music Under New York that helps local artists gain exposure. They do annual auditions however after contacting them we had just missed the audition package submission deadline. But he informed me that we can still gig in the subways. We don’t need a permit.
Hayden and I have a ways to go but we’re moving…
E&K































