Armed with his trusty upright bass, singer-songwriter Scott Mulvahill hit up NPR’s Tiny Desk to play a few songs for the Internet. Having performed for years with Ricky Scaggs and rising to become one of Nashville’s most accomplished bassists, Mulvahill earned the spotlight as he performed fan favorites like 2016’s "Begin Againers". Though he performed that song solo, he brought his band along to perform "Gold Plated Lie", the latest single from his newest album Himalayas. Mulvahill showed his musical versatility when, after playing the rocking tune, he once again went solo with bass and bow for "Himalayas", creating a spacious sound that captivated the audience in the NPR Tiny Desk room and on YouTube viewers’ screens everywhere. Mulvahill’s on tour now with Lauren Daigle; he’ll return to Nashville on March 17th to play the Ryman Auditorium. Catch his Tiny Desk performance below if you haven’t already watched it. – Will Sisskind
