NPR Music's Tiny Desk concert series recently hosted a unique performance by The Pop Ups, a children's musical duo formed by Jason Rabinowitz and Jacob Stein. Known for their playful and imaginative performances, The Pop Ups brought their lively music to the virtual Tiny Desk (home) concert stage. The duo, who gained popularity after appearing on Sprout's "Sunny Side Up Show" in 2014, showcased their musical talents and interactive style in this special performance.

During the concert, The Pop Ups delivered a stripped-down set filled with catchy tunes and engaging visuals, using their signature cardboard props and hand-painted sets to create a colorful backdrop for their music. Songs from their album "Appetite For Construction" were featured prominently, captivating the audience with their energetic and whimsical performance style.

The Pop Ups' music is characterized by its upbeat melodies, clever lyrics, and infectious energy that appeals to both children and adults. With a background in creating music for young audiences, the duo's unique blend of storytelling and music has earned them a dedicated following in the children's music genre.

In addition to their musical talents, The Pop Ups are known for their creative use of puppets and props during live performances, adding an extra layer of entertainment to their shows. Having toured nationally and collaborated with popular children's shows like Yo Gabba Gabba! Live, The Pop Ups continue to delight audiences of all ages with their imaginative approach to music and performance.