Sean Paul is taking us back to simpler times with his 20-minute Tiny Desk Concert on NPR. The Grammy winner graced the popular intimate concert venue with some of his greatest reggae and dancehall classics from the 2000s.
His 20-minute set sees Sean Paul’s work transcend generations. Still relevant today, his songs are timeless and his performance saw him sing fan favorites like “Gimme the Light,” “Get Busy,” “Infiltrate,” “I’m Still in Love With You,” “Deport Them,” “Like Glue” and of course, “Temperature.” Prepping the crowd for the party, Paul warns the audience, “This ain’t no Tiny Desk no more.” The reggae and dancehall icon gained global recognition in the 2000s when he released his second album titled Dutty Rock. The album won a Grammy in 2004 for Best Reggae Album, cementing the artist as one of the biggest forces in the genres since. Since Sean Paul’s debut in 2000, he has worked with noteable artist from day one. His most recent album Scorcha released in 2022 and features artists like Gwen Stefani Ty Dolla $ign, Shenseea, Damian Marley and others.
Ending his set with the all-time classic “Temperature,” Sean Paul thanks his fans for their support over the years. Watch the full Sean Paul’s Tiny Desk Concert above and relive his 2000s classics.
