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Local Natives—"Hummingbird"

Kelcey Ayer belts out the opening lines of “Hummingbird,” Local Natives’ latest album, with such impassioned honesty that one might wonder if he’ll last to the end of the set.



Review: Tegan and Sara—"Heartthrob"

Cue the eye roll when you hear everyone’s favorite slightly emo, girl power indie band has turned the synthpop route...just like everyone else, it seems, and to mixed effect.





Beats on the Street 1.25.13

Dani Castillo 2015 Lana del Rey-National Anthem Christine Rohaly 2015 Taylor Swift- I Knew You Were Trouble Duyan Quanch  2016 Fun.



Ra Ra Riot — "Beta Love"

While Ra Ra Riot’s first two albums were decidedly baroque, its upcoming album, “Beta Love,” takes a sharp turn into the realm of the synth, à la musicians like Passion Pit and Miike Snow.






EXCLUSIVE One Track Mind: kechPhrase — "Anything"

Fresh from his interview on Thursday, kechPhrase has linked Street with one of his new tracks, "Anything," featuring producer Kool AD (formerly of Das Racist). Not only does kech utilize his guest stars to their fullest ability, his deftly weaves his own words into a paradoxically staccato flow — but one that works.


Beats Overseas

The jet-setting juniors are back from abroad. Street checks in with them to discuss their favorite international tracks.





Interview: kechPhrase

To fans of underground hip hop, College Junior Ikechi Nnamani is better known as kechPhrase. A self-made rapper and producer on a first-name basis with Victor Vasquez, a.k.a. Kool A.D. of Das Racist, kechPhrase has been at it since he was thirteen. He’s dropped seven albums since. He took a homework break to talk to us.