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This Black Music Month, Tiny Desk celebrates the undeniable legacy of BET. Like the network that put Black artistry first, these sets reflect the essence of Black music. Ashley Pointer | June 25, 2026 What Virginia-bred country singer and rapper Shaboozey represents is much bigger than himself: It’s the reclamation of country music’s roots as unapologetically Black. Returning home to the DMV to perform at the Tiny Desk for this year’s Black Music Month takeover, Shaboozey plays fan favorites and debuts new songs from his upcoming album, The Outlaw Cherie Lee & Other Western Tales. Opening the set with the [See More…]

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This Black Music Month, Tiny Desk celebrates the undeniable legacy of BET. Like the network that put Black artistry first, these sets reflect the essence of Black music. Mitra I. Arthur | June 23, 2026 Fred Hammond has been a leading architect of modern gospel music, particularly praise and worship, for over 40 years. From his time in groups like Commissioned and United Tenors to leading the choir Radical for Christ and maintaining a long solo career, it’s easy to see why Hammond’s visit to the Tiny Desk is frequently requested and long overdue. Fans for every Hammond era will [See More…]

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This Black Music Month, Tiny Desk celebrates the undeniable legacy of BET. Like the network that put Black artistry first, these sets reflect the essence of Black music. Bobby Carter | June 18, 2026 As 8Ball & MJG entered the NPR building and made their way to the Desk, I couldn’t help but be captivated by their evolution into rap music elder statesmen. No scandal, no breakups — just two emcees in good health ready to get busy. These Memphis legends, steeped in the blues, capture the essence of Southern hip-hop. Unlike many of their ’90s peers who leaned heavily [See More…]

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Tonight we’re taking a look at Foo Fighters performing ‘Learn To Fly’! Original Video – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxaXWSVhRXU&t=368s TIME STAMPS – 0:00 Intro 0:47 Performance 1:21 NPR Music 2:30 Vocal Movement 3:35 Isolated Vocal 5:00 Natural Flow 6:30 Same Note, Different Pitch 10:10 Holding Back 11:55 Stripped Back 15:00 The Magic of Truly Live For more from my channel, check out my other sites! https://www.patreon.com/wingsofpegasus https://www.wingsofpegasus.com/ Insta – @wingsofpegasusofficial Check the ‘Authentic Vocal’ Project at – www.authenticvocal.com YouTube – youtube.com/@OfficialAuthenticVocal Instagram – @authentic.vocal Pitch monitor courtesy of www.Vocalaize.com Isolation stems obtained through Moises.ai NPR Music’s Tiny Desk Concerts is a popular video [See More…]

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This Black Music Month, Tiny Desk celebrates the undeniable legacy of BET. Like the network that put Black artistry first, these sets reflect the essence of Black music. Bobby Carter | June 16, 2026 As the first artist booked for this year’s Black Music Month celebration, Eve helped set the tone for our Tiny Desk tribute to BET’s cultural impact. One of the most successful women in hip-hop music, the Philly emcee occupies a unique space, connecting audiences who grew up watching Rap City with a younger generation that rushed home to catch 106 & Park. Although much of Eve’s [See More…]

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The Paradox: Tiny Desk Concert 0 (0)

This Black Music Month, Tiny Desk celebrates the undeniable legacy of BET. Like the network that put Black artistry first, these sets reflect the essence of Black music. Alanté Serene | June 12, 2026 “The Paradox is in the business of bringing rock and roll back to the originators,” lead singer Eric Dangerfield says after the band opens its high-energy set with “Get the Message.” The breakthrough anthem made The Paradox the first all-Black band to reach No. 1 on the Billboard Alternative Airplay chart. Yet even amid the band’s rapid rise, the members’ playful spirit remains rooted in humble [See More…]

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This Black Music Month, Tiny Desk celebrates the undeniable legacy of BET. Like the network that put Black artistry first, these sets reflect the essence of Black music. Bobby Carter | June 10, 2026 R&B veteran Joe Thomas earned every chain and stripe on his body as he stepped behind the Tiny Desk. For every Usher, Ne-Yo, and Leon Thomas who has played in our office, fans of one of their archetypes wondered when he would get his shot. We saw the petitions and social media posts, but trust: We chased for years. Before the music started, the singer-songwriter and [See More…]

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Ayra Starr: Tiny Desk Concert 0 (0)

This Black Music Month, Tiny Desk celebrates the undeniable legacy of BET. Like the network that put Black artistry first, these sets reflect the essence of Black music. Alanté Serene | June 8, 2026 Ayra Starr has dreamed of being behind the Desk since she was 14 years old. When that day finally arrived, she wanted the focus to be on her stage presence and distinctively deep-toned vocals. So she traded her signature “Fashion Killer” looks for a simple black sweatsuit, embracing the stripped-down spirit of our platform. Starr and her band arrived with a set that was balanced nearly [See More…]

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Floetry: Tiny Desk Concert 0 (0)

This Black Music Month, Tiny Desk celebrates the undeniable legacy of BET. Like the network that put Black artistry first, these sets reflect the essence of Black music. Mitra I. Arthur | June 2, 2026 Floetry made its way “from London’s SE5 to Philly’s west side just to bring the vibe” to the Tiny Desk. And with the poetic flows of Natalie Stewart (aka The Floacist) and a rich, floating soprano from Marsha Ambrosius (aka The Songstress), the vibe in our space was immaculate. This duo has known and made music with each other since youth — it’s a sisterhood [See More…]

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Cure For Paranoia, 2026 Tiny Desk Contest Winner: Tiny Desk Concert 0 (0)

Elle Mannion | May 28, 2026 Cure For Paranoia wants you to believe in yourself. Perseverance, plus a whole lot of talent, is what got the Dallas hip-hop collective to our space after submitting to the Tiny Desk Contest four years in a row. Here, between laying down clever verses alongside his ten-piece band, frontperson Cameron McCloud introduces the group and their mission. “Ten years ago, I was placed on medication for bipolar depression and paranoid schizophrenia — but it turned out that music was way more therapeutic than medication was, so I created this band, this brand, this movement, [See More…]