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From Independent Music Station, K-E-X-P, you're listening to In Our Headphones, a podcast about the songs that we just can't get enough of.

This is Yvie Stokes, and this week I'm so happy to be talking with Staz, Staz the boss, DJ here at K-E-X-B. Hi, Staz. What's that, E-D? So thanks for coming by today. Tell us a little bit about the show that you host on K-E-X-P. I host Street Sounds every other Friday. It's either me or DJ Yadi. And it's's hip hop music, local, global, wherever. And hip hop adjacent music. I like to throw in a little R&B sometimes, you know. I love it. Well, you brought a new song that you're going to share with us today. I'm so excited to hear what you have. Why don't you tell us about it? This is Big League by Remember Face. So, so good. Remember Face is Andy Savah and Chima and the song, when I first heard it, like, I'm always looking

for local music.

First off, they're a Seattle band.

And not a lot of people send me stuff.

And so I'm just like begging like please please send me

and he didn't even send it to me it came up on my Spotify weekly or something um I heard it

I was like this MF doom like the beat was just like booming in his voice team his voice on it

was just like that deep register that I really love and I was like oh this is, this is Seattle. Okay. Yes, here we go. Because, I mean, I don't feel like we're lacking, but it takes me a long time to find something really good from Seattle. I'm sorry to say. It's just, you know, there's a little drought going on. Just the way that it is. It's hard sometimes to find local music in general but even more

difficult sometimes to find local hip-hop yeah exactly exactly but this one really hit me hard

so this is from their new album motion snaps for alley cat jacks can you have you spent much time

with the record as a whole i I've just been on that one.

That one's been on repeat, little key.

I'm going to give it some time.

I like to take my time with the records, but yeah, I'm sure it's, it's really good.

Andy Savois, his production is, he's produced for a lot of artists in Seattle, Nacho Picasso.

I've really been a fan of this production for a while,

and without even knowing, honestly.

So this gives you, you said, MF Doom vibes.

The flow is towing, precision as an afro trim.

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