“New York City Rhythm” is an upbeat, pop-influenced track recorded and released by American singer-songwriter Barry Manilow in 1978. The song appeared on Manilow’s album “Even Now.”

“New York City Rhythm” was written and composed by Barry Manilow himself, along with Bruce Sussman and Jack Feldman.

The song features a lively, uptempo arrangement with a strong, rhythmic pulse, capturing the energy and vibrancy of New York City.

Manilow’s powerful, emotive vocals are accompanied by a full pop/rock band instrumentation, including electric guitars, keyboards, and a driving drum beat.

Lyrically, the song celebrates the bustling lifestyle and fast-paced atmosphere of the Big Apple, with Manilow delivering an enthusiastic, almost anthemic performance.

“New York City Rhythm” was released as the lead single from the “Even Now” album and became a major hit for Manilow.

The track reached the top 10 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, peaking at #4 in 1978.

The song’s catchy melody, infectious energy, and Manilow’s charismatic delivery have made it one of his most well-known and enduring pop hits.

“New York City Rhythm” has become a staple of Manilow’s live shows, with the singer often using it to whip up excitement and get the audience engaged.

The track is widely regarded as a classic example of Manilow’s ability to craft upbeat, radio-friendly pop songs that celebrate the urban experience.