NPR Music's Tiny Desk (home) concert series recently featured the innovative indie rock band Dirty Projectors, known for their creative sound and rotating lineup led by David Longstreth. The band, formed in Brooklyn in 2002, has released eight studio albums and is currently comprised of members like Maia Friedman and Felicia Douglass.

During the concert, the band showcased their dynamic range and unique musical style, treating viewers to an intimate and captivating performance. Songs like "Rise Above" from their breakthrough album "Bitte Orca" and tracks from their 2020 EPs highlighted the band's ability to surprise and evolve with each new composition. With a focus on collaboration and experimentation, Dirty Projectors continues to push boundaries and captivate audiences with their eclectic sound.

Notable moments included drummer Mike Johnson's impressive percussion skills and the seamless transitions between band members as they showcased their versatility. The concert served as a reminder of the band's enduring creativity and ability to deliver engaging performances regardless of the setting.