NPR Music's Tiny Desk (home) concerts continue to bring intimate performances to audiences worldwide, showcasing artists like MILCK whose emotional depth shines through in each song. MILCK, born Connie Kimberly Lim, gained recognition with her empowering anthem "Quiet" in 2017 and has continued to captivate listeners with her recent singles "Gold" and "If I Ruled The World."

Known for exploring the raw realities of human nature while infusing hope and gratitude into her music, MILCK's moving performances leave a lasting impact. As a child of immigrants from Hong Kong, her journey as an independent artist led to a record deal with Atlantic Records after "Quiet" became a feminist anthem for the Women's March in 2017. Her latest works, including the EP "Into Gold" and the poignant protest song "Somebody's Beloved" with Bipolar Sunshine, showcase her evolving musical style and commitment to meaningful storytelling.

MILCK's Tiny Desk concert showcased her emotive vocals and powerful lyricism, offering a glimpse into her compelling musical artistry. From her defining track "Quiet" to the soulful melodies of "If I Ruled The World," MILCK's performance resonated with audiences, highlighting her ability to blend vulnerability with strength in her music. With a career marked by impactful songs and a dedication to amplifying important social issues, MILCK continues to inspire and connect with listeners through her profound musical expression.