NPR Music's Tiny Desk concert series has gone virtual with Tiny Desk (home) concerts, showcasing performances from around the globe in intimate settings. Melbourne's alt-soul band Hiatus Kaiyote recently dazzled with their avant-garde set adorned with quirky props like a miniature desk and alien costumes, creating a cozy and psychedelic atmosphere.

Led by frontwoman Nai Palm, Hiatus Kaiyote mesmerized audiences with their unique blend of jazz and funk during the Tiny Desk (home) concert. The band, formed in 2011, consists of Nai Palm as the singer/guitarist, Paul Bender on bass, Simon Mavin on keyboards, and Perrin Moss as the drummer.

The concert's intricate details and sentimental artifacts from Nai Palm's own home added a personal touch to the performance, showcasing the band's comfort and creativity. Hiatus Kaiyote's distinctive style and artistry shone through the stripped-down setting, making for a memorable and joyful experience.