NPR Music's Tiny Desk (home) concerts continue to bring intimate performances to audiences worldwide, even in a virtual setting. Son Lux recently delivered a mesmerizing performance for the series, showcasing their unique sound and innovative approach to music-making. The band, originally a solo project by Ryan Lott in 2008, has evolved into a three-piece ensemble with Rafiq Bhatia and Ian Chang joining the line-up. Their music blends elements of post-rock and electronica, creating a distinctive sound that captivates listeners.

For this Tiny Desk concert, each band member and guest vocalists filmed their parts separately using iPhones, resulting in a visually stunning yet cohesive performance edited by Evan Chapman. The band's discography, including albums like 'At War with Walls & Mazes,' 'We Are Rising,' and 'Brighter Wounds,' has solidified their reputation as trailblazers in the experimental music scene. Additionally, Son Lux's work on the score for the film 'Everything Everywhere All at Once' earned them a nomination for Best Original Score at the 95th Academy Awards. The concert exemplified the band's creativity and artistry, transcending physical boundaries to deliver a memorable musical experience to fans.