Watch Audrey Hobert’s Tiny Desk Performance
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Audrey Hobert, a budding singer-songwriter, offers a unique blend of pop music reminiscent of Taylor Swift and Dory from Finding Nemo, all while performing at the prestigious NPR Tiny Desk Concert. Her new album, "Who's the Clown?," features tracks like "Thirst Trap" and "Sue Me." Hobert, who has seen most of the sitcom Friends but only up to half of season one, explains her song "Phoebe" in the context of her musical influences.
Since the release of "Who's the Clown?" nearly a year ago, Hobert's popularity has skyrocketed. She has graced several major music festivals, sold out multiple tours across North America, and even directed her own music videos for "Silver Jubilee" and "Sex and the City." The album has been recognized as one of the best pop albums of 2025.
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