Cleveland rapper/producer Kipp Stone dropped his stunning breakout album 66689 Blvd Prequel last month and today he’s back with a video from it. “Petrichor” features Kipp pensively passing the day away all around the Cleveland area, a fitting visual for one of the most introspective tracks off the album.
Watch the video for “Petrichor” HERE
Listen to 66689 Blvd Prequel HERE
Part rap game Henry David Thoreau, part Albert Camus, Kipp brings deep introspection to his art, isolating himself in the making of 66689 Blvd Prequel to paint narratives around the people in his life with whom he compares himself the most. From scenes of the culture shock that comes from traveling to the West Coast for the first time after only ever knowing East Cleveland to raps about escaping his job, poverty, selfishness, and more 66689 Blvd Prequel is the start of an ego death that will come in the album’s sequel.
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