Chunnel.tv - Showcasing Underground Artists

The term “underground” is widely used, and I find it something peculiar. Can a website that showcases art which is deemed as “underground” be still underground? Doesn’t the exposure to a public amounting to millions and millions turn it into something that transcends that label? What do you think?

Whatever your thoughts on the subject are, this site is an excellent repository of artwork that has been created by underground artists spanning the whole globe. Its aim is letting artists form sustainable revenue generating relationships while promoting who they are and what they do.

The site itself includes six different categories, and these are “Art/Design”, “Commercial”, “Film/TV”, “Music”, “News” and “Street”. A search tool is also included for you to have a more focused experience.

Note that the featured works can be visualized in a plethora of different ways, including a “continuous play” feature and a “hot grid” option that will let you have a good umbrella knowledge of what the site has to offer.

By way of conclusion, if you are an artist who is looking into transmitting his vision to others then this site might let you fulfil that aim. Just follow the link that is displayed below in order to start making it out of your garret and into the great wide open.

“The Chunnel operates under one basic principle, what unites us is greater than what divides us. The Chunnel acts as a communication, entertainment, and collaborative tool connecting the global underground. We are a new media platform showcasing exclusive underground content from artists across the world. We work to distribute, monetize, and syndicate content for our partners across various forms of media, resulting in sustainable revenue generating relationships.”

Artists are bound to appreciate such a platform as it gives them a ready chance to connect with a responsive public.

Which countries are better represented so far?