Acoustic Music with a Live New York Clock

Greenwich Village warmth — intimate acoustic guitar and folk, on Eastern time.

This station runs intimate, unplugged acoustic music: openly-licensed fingerstyle and classical guitar, gentle folk and soft instrumentals — crossfaded so the calm never breaks. It's the close, human sound of a small room and a single instrument.

New York gave folk revival its stage — the Greenwich Village coffeehouses of the early 1960s turned acoustic guitar and songwriting into a movement, and the city's intimate acoustic scene never really left. A live Eastern-time clock keeps it over the avenues.

It's ideal for a quiet evening, reading, gentle focus, or winding down — acoustic instrumental music is melodic enough to be beautiful yet calm and organic enough to stay out of the way.

The soundbed is openly-licensed (CC0 and CC-BY), credited and crossfaded so there's no audible loop and no copyright risk. The clock holds true Eastern Time while the scene keeps New York hours — steel daylight between towers, a warm avenue dusk, and soft glowing night when the grid lights up.