English singer-songwriter Beth Orton recently graced the NPR Music offices with a captivating Tiny Desk Concert, showcasing her transition from folktronica to a purer acoustic sound. In the intimate setting, Orton performed songs like "Dawn Chorus," "Candles," and "Poison Tree" from her upcoming album, Sugaring Season. Despite the newness of these tracks, she closed the set with a nostalgic rendition of "Sweetest Decline" from her 1999 hit album, Central Reservation. Known for her unique blend of folk and electronica, Orton has made a mark on the music scene with albums like Trailer Park, Central Reservation, and Daybreaker. With a career marked by collaborations with renowned artists and significant solo releases, Orton continues to evolve her sound, captivating audiences with her heartfelt performances. Her music has also been featured in various films and TV shows, expanding her reach to a broader American audience.