Valerie June's recent Tiny Desk concert offers a rare and intimate glimpse into the unique sound and style of the Tennessee singer. With her album "Pushin' Against a Stone" receiving acclaim, hearing Valerie June's unadorned voice in this setting is described as captivating.

During the concert, Valerie June showcases her diverse singing styles, ranging from channeling old male voices to younger women or even children. Her music is a fusion of blues, gospel, country, and more, all steeped in tradition. Born in Memphis on January 10, 1982, Valerie June has crafted a distinctive sound that defies categorization, drawing on influences from folk, soul, bluegrass, and beyond.

Known for her striking appearance and hair that could be mistaken for sculpture, Valerie June's performances are said to be soul-stirring and unexpected. Having learned to sing during her years in church, the depth and variety of her voice leave a lasting impression on listeners, often surprising them and making them instant fans of her work. Signed to Fantasy Records and Concord Music Group, Valerie June's music is a blend that is truly like nothing else, promising a rich and fulfilling musical experience for audiences.