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Ashley Pointer | December 20, 2024 When I greeted Sabrina Carpenter at NPR HQ for her Tiny Desk debut, her charm was immediately disarming. Bubbling with excitement, she extended her hand, introduced herself and complimented my outfit with genuine warmth. You’d think this was one of her first “big time” gigs, not a regular performance for a pop veteran, having sold out arenas across the country touring her now six time Grammy-nominated sixth album, Short n’ Sweet. That humility made me love her even more. But Carpenter delivers far more than just charm in this performance. Backed by her band, complimented with pedal steel and a string quartet, she reimagines her biggest hits from Short n’ Sweet, while sharing the stories in between songs of how these tracks came to life. Opening with “Taste,” strings serve up some playful pizzicato, before Carpenter and her band move into a lush, soulful version “Bed Chem.” Then everyone swaps their electric instruments for acoustic to perform “Please Please Please” and “Slim Pickins.” Finally, Carpenter closes with the viral favorite “Juno,” cheekily asking the audience, “Have you ever tried this one?” before sweeping her rear end across the windchimes, earning a laugh from the room. “When I first started [writing songs] it was kinda in a room like this — a room with very dry walls and there’s no reverb,” Carpenter reflects at the top of her performance. “But there’s something so real and special.” That authenticity set the tone for a memorable session with one of 2024’s biggest breakout superstars. SET LIST “Taste” “Bed Chem” “Please Please Please” “Slim Pickins” “Espresso” “Juno” MUSICIANS Sabrina Carpenter: vocals Haeun “hani” You: piano, keyboards Caleb Nelson: guitar Matt Park: pedal steel guitar Chris Johnson: drums Alexandra Simpson: viola Sarena Hsu: violin Yasmeen “YAS” Al-Mazeedi: violin Bobby Wooten III: bass Marza Merophi Wilks: cello Christine Noel Smit: background vocals MIA MOR: background vocals TINY DESK TEAM Producers: Ashley Pointer, Bobby Carter Director/Editor: Kara Frame Audio Technical Director: Josh Newell Videographers: Maia Stern, Joshua Bryant, Sofia Seidel, Wendy Li Audio Engineer: David Greenburg Production Assistant: Elle Mannion Photographer: Zayrha Rodriguez Tiny Desk Copy Editor: Hazel Cills Executive Producer: Suraya Mohamed Series Creators: Bob Boilen, Stephen Thompson VP, Visuals and Music: Keith Jenkins #tinydesk #sabrinacarpenter #espresso #nprmusic Support for NPR Music comes from Better Help, committed to helping clients with issues ranging from relationship challenges and goal-setting to grief and depression. Learn more at BetterHelp.com/TinyDesk Support for NPR Music comes from Google and Year in Search 2024. Celebrating the breakout searches like Sabrina Carpenter, that defined the year and inspired the world to search on.

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