Mountain Man recently gave a captivating performance at a Tiny Desk concert, showcasing their intimate and folksy sound. The trio, comprised of Amelia Meath, Molly Erin Sarlé, and Alexandra Sauser-Monnig, charmed the audience with their harmonious voices and light acoustic guitar accompaniment. Known for their nostalgic and contemplative songs that touch on themes of nature and friendship, Mountain Man's music evokes a sense of simplicity and purity.

Having released their debut album "Made the Harbor" in 2010 and following up with "Magic Ship" in 2018 after a lengthy hiatus, Mountain Man has solidified their place in the American folk scene. Hailed by music critics for their traditional Appalachian folk sound and hauntingly beautiful vocal harmonies, the trio's performances are often described as mesmerizing and emotionally resonant. Over the years, they have garnered praise for their a cappella renditions and exquisite blend of voices.

With a history that dates back to their college days in Vermont over a decade ago, Mountain Man's connection as friends shines through in their music, creating an authentic and heartfelt listening experience. Notable highlights from their Tiny Desk concert include enchanting renditions of songs that touch on everyday moments like dogs, moonlight, and beach towels, reinforcing the band's ability to transport listeners to a simpler and more contemplative space.