NPR Music's Tiny Desk concerts have taken on a new form with Tiny Desk (home) concerts, showcasing performances from various locations. In a recent Tiny Desk (home) concert by Nathaniel Rateliff, the artist, known for his folk, Americana, and vintage rhythm & blues influences, delivered a poignant performance with a dozen musicians, including strings and backing singers. Rateliff's emotional rendition of "And It's Still Alright," dedicated to his late friend and producer Richard Swift, captured the essence of loss and resilience. Rateliff, an American singer and songwriter based in Denver, has released solo albums and EPs, as well as collaborated with a band called the Night Sweats on an R&B project since 2013. The concert at the Mercury Café, where Rateliff has deep ties since moving to Denver in 1998, provided a nostalgic backdrop for a soul-stirring musical experience.