Austin, Texas never fails to deliver on musicality, as showcased by Brownout in their recent Tiny Desk concert. The band's performance featured soulful tracks like "Somewhere To Go," "Nain," and "You Don't Have To Fall," blending old-school R&B horns with Latin-funk influences. Brownout, a side project of Grammy-winning band Grupo Fantasma, has been making waves since 2003. They've toured extensively in the US, played at major festivals, and collaborated with artists like Prince and GZA. Notable for their eclectic covers, such as Black Sabbath reimagined as "Brown Sabbath" and instrumental Public Enemy interpretations in "Fear of a Brown Planet," Brownout's latest album "Berlin Sessions" continues to push boundaries under the production of Steve Berlin of Los Lobos.