San Fermin recently delivered a captivating and ambitious performance at a Tiny Desk concert, showcasing their unique musical style that blends indie rock, pop, and classical influences. Led by composer and songwriter Ellis Ludwig-Leone, the band's self-titled debut album features intricate arrangements and powerful vocals from Allen Tate and Lucius singers Holly Laessig and Jess Wolfe.

At the concert, Rae Cassidy flawlessly embodied the female vocal parts, adding new dimensions to the songs. San Fermin's music, filled with storytelling and cinematic elements, continues to evolve and captivate audiences. The band's discography includes albums like "Jackrabbit" and "Belong," with their latest release being the double album "The Cormorant I & II" in 2020.

With a lineup of talented musicians and a penchant for creating lush compositions, San Fermin stands out for their distinct sound and dynamic performances. The Tiny Desk concert served as a testament to the band's growing success and the promising year ahead for this American indie rock collective.