Let the city play.
Six jazz sets, one continuous broadcast. Choose a set and press play.
Last Train Home
Piano, bass and tenor sax. A slow, spacious swing.
Nine lines, nine voices. An abstract musical score, not a route map.
These are complete 32-bar browser-generated sessions, not uploaded recordings. Each has an intro, a full ensemble, a breakdown and an ending. A record stops when it finishes.
How does Delhi Metro Jazz work?
Nine Metro lines become nine instruments. Yellow plays piano, Blue holds the bass, Red provides brushed percussion. The other lines add melody, colour and rhythm. Live follows simulated trains and turns station arrivals into musical events.
Live is the original train-driven simulation. Radio plays six arranged sets in sequence. Records play one complete session and stop. Mixer lets you control the ensemble yourself. Music is synthesised in your browser using jazz-inspired harmony and rhythms. These are not recordings of acoustic musicians or a live radio stream.
A project by the Ministry of All Transport Ever. Not affiliated with DMRC, not live GPS, and not a journey planner.