As the apparent evolution away from rocanrol continues its phat and fresh discourse among the youth of the American tribe, it becomes clear that the phenomenon may be witnessed at all levels of culture, including the one that forms, frames and describes Burque, in all its diverse musical glory. One of the stories I keep hearing concerns local lads rising to the call of hip-hop nation, taking their battle to the streets and then kicking ass all over the local scene. In one new variation of that narrative, check out Jet Hundreds. Dude will be performing at Outpost Performance Space (210 Yale SE) on Friday, May 12. Born Hunter Littlebird—up north in Santa during the mid ‘90s—Hundreds incorporates nods to Native American musical tropes, tales of high desert urban experiences and a leisurely flow in melody-conscious mixes that are deliriously def, demonstrating an increasing confidence in his craft and the studio from where his art emanates. Admission ranges from a Hamilton for general admission to $25 for a VIP ticket that includes a CD and photo with Jet. Kid Official and Mitchsimply provide support for this 13+ view from the center of a new universe where it’s okay to rap but roguish to rock.