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Here, Klassik flexes his impressive vocal range, shifting from soulful wailing to rapid-fire rapping – all while maintaining control of the beat and various samples used throughout. Milwaukee hip-hop-soul artist Klassik teams up with SistaStrings for a beautiful performance of “Spirit,” the final track on his 2019 album Quiet. Khal!l brings an eclectic mix of sounds to the city’s stages, but here, we get to see Khal!l in an environment where every artist thrives – in the studio, operating a MIDI controller and rapping over his track “Kawasaki” with soundscapes and a flow that will feel just right to fans of Chance the Rapper.

Khal!l’s artistry takes many forms – from Milwaukee hip-hop to fronting the jazz group Cosmic Endeavors. ANDII expertly utilizes dynamics to drive the performance, pushing her vocals at times, but never too far – leaving the listener wanting more.

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All of that is on display in ANDII’s performance of “I Tried” – where the singer is in full clown makeup and backed by a subtle cast of string instruments and light percussion. ANDII “I Tried”ĪNDII has been writing songs for over a decade – drawing on traditional folk and jazz influences and combining them with a soulful, rock n’ roll delivery ala singers like Amy Whinehouse. Milwaukee had its share of submissions, so check out some of the performances below. That’s a huge opportunity for an unsigned artist, so cities should be showing their support for their hometown heroes that have submitted videos. At the end of the contest, the judges will pick one lucky group to play a Tiny Desk concert at NPR in Washington D.C., be interviewed on NPR’s All Things Considered and go on tour with NPR Music. Every year, Tiny Desk holds a contest calling for video submissions of bands playing their own Tiny Desk concerts. It should come as no surprise then that local artists jump at the chance to be featured on the NPR Music page.