Celebrate Black Music Month With These Must-See NPR Tiny Desk Concerts

The “Queen of Funk” herself visited the NPR office to play timeless hits like “Tell Me Something Good” and "Ain't Nobody.” With over 50 years in the music industry and an induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, she really is “every woman.”

Get ready to groove with Anderson .Paak and The Free Nationals with their blend of hip hop, soul and R&B.

H.E.R.’s musicianship shines in this concert as she plays both the guitar and piano, all while delivering incredible vocals.

Take a journey through this superstar’s discography as he shows off his smooth vocals and love of music. As Usher says, I highly recommend you “watch this.”

Feel the spirit with Kierra Sheard's powerful gospel performance. Born into a legendary gospel music family, Sheard has made her own way while honoring her rich heritage.

Durand Bernarr is loud and proud on NPR’s Tiny Desk, delivering songs “Leveled,” “Freefall” and more, backed by his band Tithe And Offering. An extremely skilled singer, he jumps from full baritone to clear falsetto with ease.

Watch as Chika delivers her thought-provoking lyrics and melodic hooks in this captivating Tiny Desk Concert. Her less is more approach and raw talent make her a standout in the hip-hop scene.

Babyface is one of the greats in the music industry, writing and collaborating with artists such as Whitney Houston, Stevie Wonder and Barbra Streisand. In this performance, he is joined by R&B singers Tank, Avery Wilson and Chanté Moore as he performs songs from his massive catalog.