Amine's tiny desk concert

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Sweetfeet610, Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.

By Josh Weinrobe

Amine performs three of his songs from his studio album Good For You. With one of the songs he performed “Caroline” having peaked at 11 on the billboard top 100, this song is almost instantly recognizable. He performs his music all while being able enjoy his own music and dance along with it, while also getting everyone else he is performing with to also enjoy it.

Amine has been one of my favorite artists for years now. His background and the fact that he grew up in Portland helped me to connect with him (although he did make distracts on Lincoln when he was younger). His music has always been something that I have enjoyed listening to. And this video encaptures his voice and music with all of the editing of a usual rap video.

At the end of the video, Amine humbly directs the applause the the background band who helped him make the concert what it is. While he is direct the audience's attention to the background band, Amine names every single band member to really show that what the band did for him was appreciated.

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