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Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Charlie Puth recently delivered an intimate performance for NPR’s acclaimed Tiny Desk series.
In the episode released Tuesday, the 34-year-old artist presented reimagined versions of some of his biggest hits, including the 2015 collaboration with Wiz Khalifa, “See You Again,” the 2016 duet with Selena Gomez, “We Don’t Talk Anymore,” the 2017 single “Attention,” and his latest track, “Changes,” from 2025.
Puth was accompanied by a talented group of musicians-Darek Cobbs, Jan Ozveren, Brandon Brown, and Cedric Thompson-as well as vocalists Olivia Tapia, Blakley, and Lorea Turner, creating a rich and nuanced sound for the performance.
“Changes” is featured on Puth’s newest album, Whatever’s Clever!, which dropped in March and also includes singles like “Beat Yourself Up,” “Home,” and “Sideways.”
Currently, Puth is on the road supporting the album with his Whatever’s Clever! world tour, which began in April. The upcoming Asia and Oceania leg of the tour is set to start on October 11 in Seoul.