Asher unveils the biggest hit at NPR’s “Tiny Desk” concert

Asher busts out a swarm of hits for his performance NPR“Tiny Desk” concert series.

Thursday, NPR I posted a 24-minute set video of the singer, including live versions of “UD on’t Have to Call,” “Nice & Slow,” “Confessions Part II,” and “My Way.”

“I really want to have a good time today. This office party we are holding,” said Usher, 43, before the concert began with the silky performance of “You Make Me Wanna …”. Said with a laugh.

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As Billboard The note, hit maker and four fathers are vocalists Eric Bellinger and Ved, bassist Dmitry Gorodetsky, trombone player Remar Gillery, trumpeter Brandin Phillips, saxophonist Jay Flat, and keyboard player. He brought his band, including Darek Cobbs and guitarist Eric, to the “Tiny Desk” space. Wall and drummer Ryan Carr.

The artist hasn’t released a studio album since “Hard II Love” in 2016, but earlier this year he teased the arrival of a new album.

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“While we were quarantined, my thinking changed,” he said. Man During February. “I really learned something new. I really regret, find out what’s important, have a really honest, deep conversation with people and me, where my life went. And I was able to take ownership of some of what I came up with. Honestly. “

“So, yeah, I’m going to release an album this year, hopefully,” he explained. “Now it’s a timing issue, the name of the album and all of it.”