Gracie and Rachel recently performed a Tiny Desk (home) concert as part of NPR Music's series, showcasing their unique blend of chamber pop music. The duo, consisting of singer-keyboardist Gracie Coates and violinist Rachel Ruggles, have been crafting their orchestral pop sound since high school, combining Coates' pop-leaning keyboard melodies with Ruggles' classical background.

During the concert, Gracie and Rachel delivered a captivating performance that highlighted their musical chemistry and talent. Their set included notable songs that showcased their contrasting yet complementary styles, creating a harmonious fusion of genres. The intimate setting of the concert allowed them to connect with their audience on a personal level, despite the physical distance.

Based in Brooklyn, New York, the duo's ability to seamlessly blend different musical influences and create a unique sound has garnered attention and praise. Gracie and Rachel's music resonates with listeners due to its emotional depth and intricate arrangements, showcasing their musical maturity and artistry.

Despite the challenges posed by the current circumstances, Gracie and Rachel embraced the opportunity to share their music through the Tiny Desk (home) concert series. The duo expressed gratitude for being able to continue creating and performing together, highlighting the importance of music in connecting people during difficult times.