NPR Music's Tiny Desk concert series recently presented a performance by singer-songwriter Ben Howard, known for his sonically adventurous music. In this stripped-down setting, Howard showcased his delicate and reflective voice, performing songs from his latest album "Collections from the Whiteout." Despite the absence of elaborate textures in this intimate concert, Howard's compelling vocals shone through, captivating listeners.

Ben Howard, born in 1987, is an English musician who gained recognition with his debut EPs and studio album "Every Kingdom," which achieved critical and commercial success. Over the years, Howard has continued to evolve his sound, exploring new musical territories with albums like "I Forget Where We Were" and "Noonday Dream." His latest release, "Collections from the Whiteout," demonstrates his growth as an artist and his ability to craft introspective and immersive music.

Having received accolades such as British Male Solo Artist and British Breakthrough Act at the Brit Awards, Ben Howard has solidified his place in the music industry as a talented and innovative singer-songwriter. His Tiny Desk (home) concert offers a glimpse into his artistic journey and showcases his exceptional vocal talent in an intimate setting, highlighting his ability to connect with audiences on a profound level.