SWV’s mesmerizing NPR Tiny Desk performance celebrates decades of soulful hits [VIDEO]

SWV deliver NPR Tiny Desk performance

SWV, the celebrated R&B trio renowned for their soulful melodies and chart-topping classics, delivered a mesmerizing performance on NPR’s esteemed Tiny Desk series, marking the culmination of NPR’s month-long celebration of women in music for Black Music Month. Other women who performed were Chaka Khan, Tierra Whack, Kierra Sheard, Lakecia Benjamin, Meshell Ndegeocello, Brittney Spencer, and Flo Milli.

During their captivating Tiny Desk set, SWV transported viewers through a musical journey filled with their iconic hits. From the enchanting allure of “I’m So Into You” to the infectious rhythms of “Right Here (Human Nature Radio Mix)” and the heartfelt sincerity of “You’re the One,” the trio’s performance resonated deeply with both longtime fans and new listeners alike.

Comprising Cheryl “Coko” Gamble, Tamara “Taj” Johnson-George, and Leanne “Lelee” Lyons, SWV has solidified their place as one of R&B’s most influential groups since their debut in 1992. Their debut album, “It’s About Time” (1992), remains a cornerstone of their discography, achieving triple-platinum status in the United States. Throughout their career, SWV has continued to captivate audiences with their distinct blend of soul, pop, and R&B, earning multiple platinum and gold certifications for their albums.

The trio’s performance at NPR Tiny Desk not only showcased their vocal prowess and musical versatility but also underscored their enduring impact on the music industry. Hits like “Weak,” known for its emotional depth and timeless appeal, and “Anything (Old Skool Radio Version),” which exudes nostalgic charm, further highlighted SWV’s ability to craft melodies that transcend generations.

Check out SWV’s NPR Tiny Desk performance, below.

SWV deliver NPR Tiny Desk performance