Nine Tiny Desk sets, arranged by how many bodies it actually takes to fill the frame: one, two, three, then a crowd.
yeule: Tiny Desk Concert
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one person, one loop pedal, no backup needed
ALSO IN The desk doesn't grow
Ollella: Tiny Desk Concert
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she stacks her own voice into a choir
Air: Tiny Desk Concert
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two men at consoles, no drummer required
ALSO IN Air, live, in rooms worth the trip · The pocket
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two dj's trading turns, one unbroken set
Kris Davis Trio: Tiny Desk Concert
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three chairs, three instruments, no filler
ALSO IN The pocket
Caamp: Tiny Desk Concert
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a folk trio that grew into a small crowd
Sixpence None the Richer: Tiny Desk Concert
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five people, no wasted space onstage
ALSO IN Same desk, forty years apart
Kokoroko: Tiny Desk Concert
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eight horns alone outnumber most rock bands
ALSO IN The pocket
Sally Baby's Silver Dollars: Tiny Desk Concert
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the desk barely fits everyone playing
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