Stan Ipcus & Friends at Jazz On Main

Stan Ipcus is a hip-hop artist from White Plains (currently residing in Bedford Hills) who has represented the 914 in his music for well over two decades. With street-wise, clever lyrics, in-the-pocket flows, and production inspired by the boom bap, sample-heavy classics he was raised on in the ‘90s, Stan has managed to age gracefully as an MC and earn his respect across the underground hip-hop community in New York and beyond.

His music can be heard regularly on popular Hot 97 and Shade 45 rap radio shows, and he’s performed at legendary venues in New York ranging from Madison Square Garden to Webster Hall to the Capitol Theatre here in Westchester County. Ipcus is also featured on Matisyahu’s GRAMMY-nominated album Youth, and he’s the author of the critically-acclaimed book Do Remember! The Golden Era of NYC Hip-Hop Mixtapes.

Stan's had three projects celebrated on Bandcamp's monthly Best Hip-Hop list, including his 2024 LP Sleep If You Want which is out now on all streaming platforms and available on Tape Kingz vinyl.

On July 30th, Stan Ipcus will be performing an intimate set at Jazz On Main with a host of friends and frequent collaborators including beatboxer Max Bent, DJ Marcus Pinn, and singer/songwriter Matty B.

About Max Bent:

Max Bent is a beatboxer and producer who facilitates collective creativity through live community events. He also instructs beatboxing at the Peabody Conservatory, and has performed with Stan Ipcus since their college days in the late '90s at the University of Maryland.

About Marcus Pinn:

Marcus Pinn is a DJ, producer, and film aficionado with hip-hop roots and strong ties to the underground. His beat project Night Music is available now via Three Dollar Pistol Music, and he’s contributed to recent projects by Zilla Rocca, Spanish Ran, and Stan Ipcus.

About Matty B:

Matt Barrett aka Matty B is a singer/songwriter based in Seacliff, New York who performs guitar-driven, bluesy rock ballads that draw inspiration from The Black Crowes, Grateful Dead, and Otis Redding. He's also known to make guest live appearances with his childhood friend Stan Ipcus on their fan favorite collaboration “Hammer.”