NPR Music's Tiny Desk concert series has adapted to the current times with Tiny Desk (home) concerts featuring performances from various locations. One standout performance was by Oddisee, a rapper and record producer from Washington, D.C., who reunited with his band Good Company for the first time since their tour was canceled due to the pandemic. The concert took place at Assorted Studios in York, Penn., chosen for its homely ambiance, with the band members bringing personal memorabilia to enhance the coziness. Oddisee, known for his work in the rap trio Diamond District and the Low Budget Crew, showcased his musical style alongside his band, including notable moments like bringing tribal statues from Sudan and incorporating his bandmates' personal touches like family photos and a toy drum set. This innovative approach to the Tiny Desk concert series exemplifies the resilience and creativity of artists during challenging times.