Vince Staples is the latest artist to perform a ‘Tiny Desk (Home) Concert’ for NPR. The Long Beach rapper and his band set up in a cabin in the Hollywood Hills to play tracks from his new self-titled album, including lead cut ‘Law of Averages’ and the Fousheé collaboration ‘Take Me Home’, for which the R&B artist made an in-person appearance. “I don’t live here,” the 28-year-old remarked halfway through his performance. “I would never live here, but it’s an amazing view.” Watch it below.
Staples’ latest LP, his first since 2018’s FM!, was produced by Kenny Beats (who played bass during the performance) and arrived earlier this month via Blacksmith/Motown. Recent Tiny Desk guests include The Weather Station, Dry Cleaning, and more.
