Last week, we featured soon-to-be-Asheville-based busker Terran Walker performing an original rap-infused tune. It turns out, however, that Walker has a variety of stylistic tricks up his sleeve. Here, he performs his original tune “Country Music Will Sustain You” on the corner of Battery Park and Wall Street.

Singer/songwriter Kaley Wolfe is something of a new arrival to the Asheville music scene, recently relocating here from Florida. She says she’s still getting used to the downtown busking experience, which is almost as new to her as the city itself. Here, she performs her original tune “I Do.”

Before performing his original tune “Don’t Turn On Me,” traveling busker Benjamin wanted to make absolutely clear that his song was about his struggle with heroin addiction. Benjamin also explained that he doesn’t have any recordings or a website for future performances, so this may be the only publicly available recording of his gritty, honest tune.

Expect to be hearing a lot from Terran Walker in coming months. The stylistically flexible performer is in the process of relocating to Asheville, and if his busking skills are any indicator, he’ll soon find his niche on the local music community. Here, he performs his rap-infused tune “Another Level” on the corner of Battery Park and Wall Street.

With a not-work-safe name and a song about being a “f*cking weirdo,” Jack Shit may not be your cup of tea. But if you’re on his wavelength, odds are you might just appreciate this performance of his original tune “Smelly Buddha.”