Keyon Harrold recently brought a dynamic blend of jazz, R&B, and hip-hop to his Tiny Desk concert, creating a unique and soulful musical experience. Described as a "family reunion," the concert featured standout performances of songs like “Gotta Go (Outer Space)” and “Find Your Peace,” where Harrold showcased his talent alongside renowned musicians including Nick Grant, Robert Glasper, and Tiana Major9.

Hailing from Ferguson, Missouri, Harrold comes from a musical family and has established himself as a versatile jazz trumpeter, vocalist, songwriter, and producer. Influenced by legends like Miles Davis and contemporary artists such as Prince and Common, Harrold's career highlights include performing with artists like Common, JAY-Z, Beyoncé, and appearing in notable projects like the Miles Davis biopic "Miles Ahead." His solo albums, including "Introducing Keyon Harrold" and "The Mugician," have received critical acclaim, solidifying his reputation as one of the leading jazz trumpet players of his generation.

Beyond his musical accomplishments, Harrold has made headlines for filing a harassment complaint after his son was falsely accused of stealing a cell phone in a high-profile incident at a New York City hotel. The incident involving Harrold's son led to the arrest of the accuser, highlighting issues of racial profiling and injustice.

Keyon Harrold's Tiny Desk concert not only showcased his musical artistry but also shed light on the challenges and social issues he has faced, making it a powerful and impactful performance.