NPR Music's Tiny Desk concert series has taken on a new form with Tiny Desk (home) concerts, showcasing performances from various artists worldwide. One standout performance was by R&B/soul singer-songwriter and producer KEM, recorded in his hometown of Detroit. Known for hits like "I Can't Stop Loving You" and "Love Calls" accumulated over almost two decades, KEM's soothing voice and soulful melodies created an intimate and comforting atmosphere during the concert.

KEM, born Kim Lamont Owens on July 23, 1967, hails from Nashville, Tennessee, and was raised in Pontiac, Michigan. His musical style blends R&B and soul, garnering him a dedicated fan base over the years.

The Tiny Desk home concert by KEM showcased not only his musical talent but also the warm and aesthetically pleasing setting he created for the performance. The stripped-down nature of the concert allowed his voice and melodies to shine, resonating with listeners and providing a soulful experience from the comfort of their homes.