NPR Music recently held a Tiny Desk concert featuring the London indie-folk band Fanfarlo, known for their album "Reservoir" which made it onto several year-end Top 10 lists. The band, formed in 2006 by Swedish musician Simon Balthazar, blends elements of folk, indie rock, and post-punk with eclectic instrumentation like trumpet, violin, mandolin, musical saw, clarinet, and saxophone. The concert, which took place during the band's trip from Baltimore to Philadelphia, included a holiday song performance as requested by All Songs Considered host Bob Boilen.

Highlights from the concert included captivating performances of songs from Fanfarlo's discography, showcasing their unique sound and the diverse range of instruments they incorporate into their music. The festive atmosphere was further enhanced by the holiday decorations adorning Bob Boilen's desk, adding to the spirit of holiday togetherness during the performance. Fanfarlo's successful career includes three studio albums and one EP, solidifying their position as a noteworthy indie band in the music scene.