The hip-hop maestro MC Stan not only carved out his niche in the rap industry but rose to superstardom with his extraordinary talent. The rapper’s popularity skyrocketed after his appearance on Bigg Boss 17 in which he also lifted the coveted trophy of the winner. Earlier this year, MC Stan announced his upcoming album Mehfeel followed by dropping three songs from the same album. Now, he has dropped a new and fourth number titled Kider Manzil from his album.
The track titled Kider Manzil depicts MC Stan’s raw and unfiltered rap style, seamlessly blending hip-hop tunes with the Pune artist’s distinctive vocal delivery. Further, the song’s intense energy and emotional depth make it more enthralling. Lyrically, the former Bigg Boss winner makes it clear in his song that he’s not a person who prefers timepass and gets involved in any kind of beef. For a hook of the song, Stan raps, “Shanti se baith zara chalu hai khutba (sit quiet for a while, the sermon is on)."
A press release for MC Stan’s latest song said, “The release of ‘Kider Manzil’ has only heightened the anticipation for the full album. The track showcases MC Stan’s signature raw and unfiltered rap style, seamlessly blending powerful beats with his unique vocal delivery. This combination has struck a chord with listeners, who have expressed their admiration for the song’s intense energy and emotional depth."
Before Kider Manzil, MC Stan released 911 Porsche, Numb and Meri Zindagi Rap Se Pan Deep Hai from the album Mehfeel. Notably, Meheel marks Stan’s third album following his 2022 album Insaan and his 2020 debut album Tadipaar.
Besides the latest album, MC Stan has a few more projects lined up in his kitty. His upcoming projects include hip-hop/pop star King’s upcoming rap-focused album Monopoly Moves. The rapper will be featured on the song ‘F*ck What They Say’, which is produced by Riz Shain.
Previously, MC Stan spoke about the responsibility as an artist during a Future Of Music interview with Rolling Stone India. He shared, “It is an artist’s responsibility to explore new territories and push boundaries. […] Navigating this complexity means staying true to yourself while also remaining open to growth and evolution as both an artist and a person."
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