Bassist and composer Linda May Han Oh recently graced the Tiny Desk stage with a performance showcasing themes of reflection and resilience that are integral to her music. Known for her impactful work with acclaimed artists like Pat Metheny and Terri Lyne Carrington, Oh's set included tracks from her latest album, "The Glass Hours," as well as new compositions. With standout moments like "Halo," "The Imperative," and "Rise Mountains," Oh's performance featured collaborations with top-tier musicians like Mark Whitfield Jr. and Mark Turner. Transitioning from upright bass to electric for the closing song "Hatchling," inspired by her young son, Oh impressed with her skill and artistry. Her diverse musical style and impressive career trajectory solidify her status as a sought-after jazz artist.