NPR Music's Tiny Desk concert series has transitioned to Tiny Desk (home) concerts, offering intimate performances from various artists. Cha Wa, a Grammy-nominated Mardi Gras Indian funk band based in New Orleans, recently delivered a powerful set from Preservation Hall. The band's energetic performance included the impactful song "My People" that addresses social disparities. Frontman Honey Bannister is known for donning traditional Mardi Gras Indian attire during shows, complete with elaborate headdresses. With three albums to their name, including the critically acclaimed "Spyboy," which received a Grammy nomination, Cha Wa continues to garner recognition for their unique musical style that blends funk and traditional Mardi Gras Indian sounds. Their recent album, "My People," also received a Grammy nomination in 2021. Additionally, the band has been honored at the OffBeat Best of the Beat Awards, with a notable win for Best Music Video in 2021.