Tom Brosseau, known for his captivating countertenor voice in folk music, recently performed a mesmerizing Tiny Desk Concert accompanied by Sean Watkins on acoustic guitars. The simplicity of the performance highlighted Brosseau's unique vocals, often mistaken for a woman's, and showcased songs from his new album "Grass Punks," produced by Watkins. Born in Grand Forks, North Dakota, Brosseau is a talented musical storyteller and guitarist who received the Key to the City of Grand Forks for his album dedicated to the 1997 Red River flood survivors. NPR has acclaimed Brosseau for having one of the most arresting voices in contemporary folk music.