At this year's SXSW festival, Cautious Clay, the musical project of artist Josh Karpeh, made a significant impact with his soulful and versatile sound. The band headlined NPR Music's Tiny Desk Family Hour, delivering a captivating performance at Austin's Central Presbyterian Church. The set featured a selection of songs from Karpeh's upcoming album, Table of Context, showcasing his unique musical style that combines elements of soul, R&B, and indie pop.

Cautious Clay's performance at the Tiny Desk concert highlighted the richness and depth of Karpeh's voice, with standout moments including tracks from his evolving career. Karpeh, born on January 30, 1993, has made a name for himself as an American singer, songwriter, and record producer, known for his innovative twists on contemporary music. The intimate setting of the concert allowed the audience to experience the artistry and talent that have propelled Cautious Clay into the spotlight at SXSW and beyond.