Irish indie folk band Villagers recently delivered a mesmerizing Tiny Desk Concert that left a lasting impression on NPR staff. Frontman Conor O'Brien, the creative force behind Villagers, showcased his talent by performing with just his guitar, enchanting the audience with his captivating vocals. Known for his production skills, arrangements, and thought-provoking lyrics, O'Brien's musical project, Villagers, has garnered critical acclaim since the release of their debut album, "Becoming a Jackal," in 2010, which was shortlisted for prestigious awards. The band's discography includes several highly-acclaimed albums, such as "Darling Arithmetic" and "Where Have You Been All My Life?" Villagers' fifth studio album, "Fever Dreams," released in August 2021, further solidifies their place in the indie folk music scene. Their unique sound and O'Brien's artistic vision have earned them a dedicated following, with extensive tours across the globe showcasing their musical prowess.