Streets Ahead

Kaiser Chiefs producer Stephen Street has a unique and organic approach to making hit records. Phil Ward tracks him down.

It’s a real sign of the times. While once time-rich musicians idly flicked table tennis balls backwards and forwards during month-long residences at London’s famous Olympic Studios, increasing numbers are now turning to the project studio. Games areas, clearly, are an unnecessary luxury in today’s climate of ‘diversification’.

This feature first appeared in Music Tech Magazine issue 31
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