About TinySet

Live studio sessions — NPR’s Tiny Desk, KEXP, triple j’s Like A Version and the late-night shows — are published as one long video per session. Finding the one song you wanted can be a pain, and there was no easy way to line up a song from one session next to a song from another.

TinySet catalogues those sessions song by song, each with its own start and end, so you can play a single performance, build your dream setlist, and bask in its glow on repeat. That’s 2,524 songs across 739 sessions so far, every one artisinally timestamped by hand.

TinySet is an independent project built by Jeffrey Song. It has no ads and no trackers beyond privacy-preserving page counts. It is not affiliated with NPR, KEXP, triple j or any of the other channels it catalogues. Every video plays from its original source on YouTube, on the publisher’s own terms.

Running this costs money and the catalog is timestamped by hand. If you get something out of it, feel free to chip in. It will go a long way to keeping this site pure of heart and thick of ass.

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Website design by Lee Costanza.

Interface icons are from Phosphor. The pixel die on the shuffle button is from Streamline.

Know a Tiny Desk, a KEXP session, a Like A Version or a late-night performance that isn’t here? Paste the YouTube link and it'll go into our review queue.

Something wrong in the catalog, a correction, or a question about your account — it all reaches the same inbox, and it is me who reads it.