English indie folk trio, The Staves, recently performed a special Tiny Desk (home) concert from their kitchen in Watford, England, where they grew up and wrote many of their songs. The trio, comprised of sisters Emily, Jessica, and Camilla Staveley-Taylor, along with guitarist and tenor horn player Marcus Hamblett, delivered a stripped-down and intimate performance showcasing their harmonious vocals and heartfelt lyrics.

During the concert, The Staves treated viewers to a mix of their songs, including "Good Woman" and "Trying." The cozy kitchen setting added a personal touch to the performance, with the sisters sharing anecdotes about their family home and the significance of the space in their musical journey.

Originating from Watford, Hertfordshire, England, The Staves have made a name for themselves in the indie folk music scene with their captivating harmonies and soulful melodies. The trio's music is characterized by its raw emotion and storytelling, drawing listeners in with its heartfelt lyrics and beautiful arrangements.

The Tiny Desk (home) concert provided fans with a unique opportunity to experience The Staves' music in an intimate setting, reminiscent of the kitchen where many of their songs were born. Despite the challenges of performing remotely, the sisters and their bandmate delivered a memorable performance that highlighted their musical talent and genuine connection with their audience.