Braxton Cook recently graced the Tiny Desk stage with his band, showcasing his immense talent and innovative musical style. The concert kicked off with the soul-stirring tribute "MB (for Ma'Khia Bryant)," displaying Cook's emotive saxophone skills alongside guitarist Lucas Kadish and drummer Jonathan Pinson. Transitioning to the acoustic guitar and flute, Cook mesmerized with the smooth vocals of "My Everything," and the jazzy "Zodiac" highlighted Mathis Picard's piano prowess.

Hailing from Prince George's County, Cook is a prominent American alto saxophonist and singer-songwriter. With a musical journey that saw him touring with jazz giants like Christian Scott and collaborating with artists such as Mac Miller and Rihanna, Cook's star has been on the rise. A Juilliard alum, Cook has garnered critical acclaim, with Fader dubbing him a "jazz prodigy" and Ebony listing him among the "top five jazz artists to watch."

Noteworthy career milestones for Cook include self-releasing albums, featuring on Grammy-nominated projects, and contributing to the award-winning soundtrack for Pixar's Soul. Additionally, he made waves with his captivating Tiny Desk (home) concert in 2020 and has collaborated with industry powerhouses like Taylor Swift and Giveon.

Looking ahead, Cook is set to release his fifth studio album, "Who Are You When No One Is Watching," on February 24, 2023, under Nettwerk, generating high anticipation in the music world as one of the most awaited releases of the year according to BET. With a blend of soulful melodies, poignant storytelling, and masterful instrumentation, Braxton Cook continues to captivate audiences and solidify his position as a rising star in the realm of contemporary jazz and soul music.