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London's Underground's used by three and a half million people every day.
For many, the highlight of their daily commute is the music played by the Underground's buskers.
Busking in tube stations has been licensed for over 20 years, with musicians selected by the network getting to play at one of the 40 authorised busking sites.
Transport for London, TFL, has been holding auditions for newcomers to join their select company of underground entertainers.
Ann Gavaghan manages the busking scheme.
Even though their audiences are just passing through, it's a welcome opportunity to raise people's spirits for performers like singer songwriter Macy O.
While around 480 musicians applied for the auditions, only 280 were shortlisted for the second round, with these finalists having to perform live in front of a panel of judges.
This audition panel's made up of professional musicians and station employees.
The selection process is about more than picking out fresh talent, securing a rich variety of acts is also essential.
This was something that motivated musician Michael Harvey to submit an application.
The potential underground stars range from fresh-faced students to those searching for new opportunities in their retirement.
Although they're passionate about performing live, don't forget to drop a coin in the hat or tap your credit card if you're passing.
This ensures that the tradition of underground music continues.
