E12015/01/05
The Phish star was in town to put on a huge show, but the songs here feel more personal than that.
エピソード: 50 / 84
E12015/01/05
The Phish star was in town to put on a huge show, but the songs here feel more personal than that.
E22015/01/03
The producer presides over an all-instrumental, free-form trio with Brian Blade and Jim Wilson.
E32015/01/20
Even without its confetti cannon, the band brings a fun mix of brass and brash to the NPR offices.
E42015/01/27
The Nashville singer writes with acidic wit in lines worthy of his old mentor, Shel Silverstein.
E52015/02/03
Reilly sings and plays guitar alongside Tom Brosseau and Lavender Diamond's Becky Stark.
E62015/02/10
With 23 members, the performance-art marching band is the biggest ever to play the Tiny Desk.
E72015/02/17
The band strips down its electronic sound with the aid of a spaghetti strainer and a paint bucket.
E82015/02/23
With her huge voice and an assist on trombone, Nika Roza Danilova offers up a curious combination.
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E102015/03/02
The Wisconsin band performs three of its warm, accessible songs in the NPR Music offices.
E112015/03/07
Aurelio weaves intricate layers of acoustic guitar to capture the feel of African and the Caribbean.
E122015/03/09
The singer beat out nearly 7,000 other submissions to win NPR Music's Tiny Desk Concert Contest.
E132015/03/14
The duo plays visionary Beethoven, heartbreaking Janáček and Glass that unfolds like a lullaby.
E142015/03/16
Before the wide-ranging band plays, the audience sings "Happy Birthday" to mandolinist Chris Thile.
E152015/03/28
The a cappella quartet, with banjo and fiddle, offers popular songs from the Civil War era.
E162015/03/20
Performed softly in the light of day, these three songs feel fresh and lovable.
2015/04/06
In a beautifully stark performance, the band plays two songs from Kintsugi and two older favorites.
E182015/04/10
James Snyder's euphoric punk anthems become raw and uplifting confessionals in this acoustic set.
E192015/04/13
Stokes' songs feel familiar; they're old friends before you're done hearing them for the first time.
E202015/04/17
The singer's lyrics reflect deeply felt emotions in this performance with cellist Daniel de Jesus.
E212015/04/20
The young English singer brings warmth to electronic music and a swooning quality to her own pop.
E222015/04/25
The Ukrainian acoustic quartet's music encompasses sounds and rhythms from around the world.
E232015/04/29
This soft-spoken Swedish singer left an imprint at the Tiny Desk that was gentle and long lasting.
E242015/05/01
The singer has been called "the Sinatra of flamenco." His expressive style draws on jazz.
E252015/05/04
Iyer's working band transforms selections from throughout the pianist's deep and varied catalog.
E262015/05/08
Found objects are percussion instruments in the hands of a man who's part musician, part magician.
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E282015/05/15
A star in his native Portugal, Camané evokes melancholy with a silky baritone and elegant phrasing.
E292015/05/19
Intense, hip-hop-infused poetry is reduced to just the essentials in this two-song, four-minute set.
E302015/05/22
Watch the Grammy-winning guitarist and acclaimed harpist play music influenced by Africa and Asia.
E312015/05/26
The mother-son duo's songs are memorable and singable even days after you hear them.
E322015/05/29
A young man with an old musical soul has a spellbinding voice and fluid fiddle playing.
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E342015/06/08
If you've never thought your tastes would lean to mountain music, breathe deep and soak it all in.
E352015/06/15
The clever trio shares its love of everything from Law & Order to old-school girl groups.
E362015/06/19
Timothy Showalter's music is filled with bite and sometimes regret, but also a good deal of warmth.
2015/06/22
Frances Quinlan's raspy voice whispers one moment, then lets loose a gut-punching howl the next.
E382015/06/26
The charismatic Brooklyn-via-D.C.-area rapper creates just the right amount of space in his music.
E392015/06/30
The trio's music is full of life, with dissonant sounds that still feel suited for singalongs.
E402015/07/06
Best witnessed live, Stelling's music is steeped in tradition yet filled with vitality and soul.
E412015/07/10
The charming duo performs three of the simple, direct songs from Before The World Was Big.
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E432015/07/21
A celebrated English playwright and rapper deploys storytelling and poetry.
E442015/07/28
See the beloved Britpop veteran perform songs from his new album, Saturns Pattern.
E452015/07/31
The singer's disco-infused funk and soul gets stripped down to a lone voice with a guitar.
E462015/08/03
Irish singer-songwriter Bridie Monds-Watson makes the most of a single voice and an acoustic guitar.
E472015/08/05
The New Orleans trumpeter's funky new band creates dance music to ward off despair.
E482015/08/10
Mackenzie Scott's music channels Patti Smith and PJ Harvey while hinting at further growth.
E492015/08/14
The Philly rock band's big-hearted songs are stripped down to a few guitars and a MiniKorg.
E502015/08/17
The country singer plays four songs from Pageant Material, plus the set-closing "Follow Your Arrow."
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