NPR Music's Tiny Desk concerts often feature emerging musicians, offering a unique platform for artists to showcase their talents. The Kopecky Family Band, now known as Kopecky, captured the attention of NPR Music during a CMJ event in Lower Manhattan. The indie-rock band from Nashville impressed with their sweet and engaging songs, leading to a full set performance that left a lasting impact.

Kopecky, formed in 2007, consists of members Kelsey Kopecky, Gabe Simon, Steven Holmes, David Krohn, Markus Midkiff, and Corey Oxendine. Their musical repertoire blends elements of indie rock with a touch of folk and pop influences. The band's debut album, "Kids Raising Kids," was released in 2012 and later reissued by ATO Records in 2013. Their sophomore album, "Drug for the Modern Age," released in 2015, further showcased their musical evolution.

The Tiny Desk concert highlighted Kopecky's melodic harmonies, intricate instrumentations, and heartfelt lyrics, leaving a lasting impression on the NPR Music team. The band's ability to captivate with their live performance solidified their place as a promising act to watch in the indie music scene.