NPR Music's Tiny Desk concert series has transitioned to Tiny Desk (home) concerts, featuring performances from various locations due to the current circumstances. Sean Carey, a musician known for his comforting music, recently performed a set from his kitchen in Eau Claire, Wis. Carey, who is recognized as the drummer and supporting vocalist of Bon Iver, showcased his musical talent with an intimate performance surrounded by familiar household items and collaborators.

During the concert, Carey presented a set of four songs, highlighting his unique style that has drawn comparisons to artists like Brian Wilson, Sufjan Stevens, and Fleet Foxes. His solo career began with the release of the album "All We Grow" in 2010, crafted during breaks from his work with Bon Iver. His music is characterized by harmonious melodies and has been influenced by a mix of artists ranging from Steve Reich to Talk Talk. Sean Carey's Tiny Desk performance not only showcased his musical prowess but also provided a glimpse into his personal and creative space, adding a heartfelt touch to the concert experience.