Sasha Keable drops Live From NPR’s Tiny Desk across streaming platforms; one year on from the South London artist’s recording of the session.
The set strips her catalogue back to voice, instrumentation and room-level chemistry, placing her jazz-inflected R&B and emotional directness firmly at the centre. Tracks include viral single TAI CHI and live favourite TMWYW (Tell Me What You Want).
Keable also speaks to the room in Spanish between songs, nodding to her British-Colombian heritage before moving effortlessly back into full vocal command. That contrast — relaxed conversation followed by precise, high-impact performance — gives the recording much of its character.
The release follows deluxe project ACT II, the expanded 12-track continuation of act right. New additions including Ceiling Fan, Nobody and Heal Something deepen its focus on relationships, heartbreak and emotional self-protection through restrained production and vocal-led arrangements.
Keable has also secured two MOBO nominations and her first BRIT nomination, while recently supporting Giveon across his US and European tour. She is due to perform at Roots Picnic in London on 8 August.
Releasing the Tiny Desk session as a standalone project gives the performance a life beyond video; and confirms what was already obvious: Keable doesn’t need heavy production. The voice does the work.