Dana Falconberry recently delivered a captivating performance at NPR Music's Tiny Desk concert, showcasing the delicate yet strong nature of her music. Known for her gentle and mysterious songs, Falconberry impressed with tracks like "Leelanau," "Dolomite," and "Crooked River." Her latest album, Leelanau, provided a perfect backdrop for the intimate setting of the concert, where her carefully crafted compositions were brought to life by a talented group of backing musicians who seamlessly swapped instruments throughout the performance.

Originally from Dearborn, Michigan, and now based in Austin, Texas, Falconberry has established herself as a confident and impeccable songwriter with a keen focus on nature and wildlife themes in her music. Her band, consisting of Christopher Cox, Gina Dvorak, Karla Manzur, Matthew Shepherd, and Lindsey Verrill, added depth and richness to her already captivating sound. Overall, Falconberry's Tiny Desk Concert was a testament to her artistry and the skillful execution of her beautifully crafted songs.