Lizz Wright, the talented American jazz and gospel singer, recently delivered a captivating Tiny Desk concert at NPR Music. The concert showcased Wright's ability to infuse blues, folk, and soul with her gospel roots, reminiscent of legends like Tracy Chapman and Norah Jones. Raised on church music in Georgia, Wright's performance featured songs like "I Remember, I Believe" by Bernice Johnson Reagon and "Hit the Ground" co-written by Toshi Reagon, her best friend. Backed by a skillful band including guitarist Robin Macatangay, bassist Nicholas D'Amato, and drummer Brannen Temple, Wright's cool and understated delivery mesmerized the audience. Her music, like on her latest album "Fellowship," offers a blend of spiritual depth and graceful coolness, making her a standout artist in the contemporary music scene.