Stan Ipcus – Bout My Business [Audio]
Stan Ipcus returns with the self-produced “Bout My Business”. Check it out below.
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Stan Ipcus – Westcheddar (OG Version) [Audio]
Original sample version of “Westcheddar” from 2005, re-recorded in 2016.
Read moreStan Ipcus – P-U [Audio]
Produced by El RTNC.
Read moreStan Ipcus – U Already [Stream]
Stan Ipcus returns with the self-produced “U Already”.
Read moreYour Old Droog feat. Stan Ipcus – Hidden Persuaders (Remix) [Stream]
Unofficial remix of Your Old Droog’s “Hidden Persuaders” produced by DJ Skizz. Shout to Droog for the blessing to release.
Read moreStan Ipcus – How To Roll A Euro (4/20 Tutorial) [Stream]
A step-by-step guide to rolling a European joint, from yours truly Stan Ipcus. Happy 4/20, light up!
Read moreStan Ipcus – Local Legend [Album Stream]
The 10 track album is made up of recordings that span the last decade and have never been officially released, and not only showcase his unique, suburban New York street style and production, but they also tell the story of his life as a semi-pro rapper turned husband/father of two young boys. His story is unique in that through his various highlights, successes, and affiliations, Stan got a healthy taste of rap stardom without ever leaving home to become a full-time rap artist, hence the title of the LP, Local Legend.
Read moreStan Ipcus – How I Met Your Mother [Audio]
On “How I Met Your Mother” (prod. by Roga Raph), the first official release off Stan Ipcus’ Local Legend LP, the NY emcee/rap scribe tells his oldest son the story of his move home to New York after attending the University of Maryland, and his pursuit of a major label record deal, which ultimately led to him meeting his wife. In it, he mentions how he once rapped for Kanye West at Sony Studios, and performed with Matisyahu at Madison Square Garden. About Local Legend: White Plains, New York rapper Stan Ipcus is preparing to drop his debut album Local Legend on October 8, 2013. The 10 track album is made up of recordings that span the last decade and have never been officially released, and not only showcase his unique, suburban New York street style and production, but they also tell the story of his life as a semi-pro rapper turned husband/father of two young boys. His story is unique in that through his various highlights, successes, and affiliations, Stan got a healthy taste of rap stardom without ever leaving home to become a full-time rap artist, hence the title of the LP, Local Legend.
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