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Three voices, one guitar: The Paper Kites on Mahogany

"Deep (In the Plans We Made)" marked the band's return to the sessions after a decade away.

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Mahogany Story of November 4, 2026Trari Newsroom

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The Paper Kites perform Deep (In the Plans We Made) for Mahogany Sessions

Fingerpicked guitar opens the performance; the other voices wait their turn. In "The Paper Kites perform Deep (In the Plans We Made) for Mahogany Sessions", three musicians stand in a triangle beneath string lights, letting the harmonies gradually fill a former church hall in Tollington, North London.

By the first chorus, the solo vocal has become a shared arrangement. Later, the backing voices move further forward, with the room's natural reverberation giving the acoustic performance its spaciousness. The session has reached about 79,000 views and is Mahogany's busiest video at the moment, followed closely in daily viewing by the band's "Stormwall" performance. Matthew Ifield's "Thinking" follows those two.

Mahogany posted nothing new this week, and its subscriber count stayed unchanged. Daily viewing is currently less than half its usual level. Among nearby music platforms, BBC Asian Network is enjoying above-usual daily viewing, while Paste Magazine added subscribers over the week.

There is also a much longer history behind this upload-free spell. Mahogany's most-watched regular upload remains "Hozier - Cherry Wine (Unplugged) | Mahogany Session", with more than 25 million views. Recorded sessions from Jacob Banks, Amber Run and Dermot Kennedy sit alongside it in the channel's best-watched archive: individual performances that have become enduring parts of Mahogany's identity.

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