Stan “ Quazedelic” Harris was born in Santa Ana, California and was later raised on the East Side of Long Beach, California. His mother is a Caucasian woman from a small town in Bishop, California and his father was an African American man from Texas. He endured many difficulties as a bi-racial child and targeted his energy towards his early love for music. By 1982 he was living on the Eastside of Long Beach where he bought his first Atomic Dog 45 album from the famous VIP Records. By 1986 Quaze moved to Alabama with his parents where he experienced even more racial tension in the Cooper Green Projects. He formed a rap group and entered a local radio station rap contest. The rap group won the contest and caught the eye of Anthony Ray also known as Seattle rapper Sir Mix-a-Lot. He started out as a young dancer for the rapper and began touring the South on a Chittlin Circuit Tour. Soon after Quazedelic began producing for the mix-a-lot crew. In 1990 Quaze moved to Vancouver Canada where he started his rap career with rap partner Ease. The two became EQ, one of the very first popular-radio spun rap groups to originate from Vancouver Canada. 

From 1997 to 1999 Quazedelic moved to the Bay Area of California where he worked with rappers B-Legit, Baby Bash, Hitman and Bushwick Bill. By 2000 Quazedelic was introduced to Doggystyle Records producer Meech Wells (son of Mary Wells). The introduction came by Trey Lewd (son of George Clinton). Quazedelic’s music is heavily influenced by funk musicians George Clinton, Bootsy Collins and Sly Stone. Quazedelic’s funk style, live percussion's and singing gave him an original sound. He went on to produce songs with Wells including, Don’t Fight the Feelin’, featuring Nate Dogg, Lady May and Roc-A-Fella Records’
Quaze became Quazedelic after his first "experience" in 1994. He had a very spiritual experience that helped him discover a new way of life. This experience drastically influenced his music and how he viewed the world as a whole. From that point on he began creating funky music that focused on higher consciousness and light. His personal music became a note to the world, much in the style of George Clinton. He began touching on subjects like God, inner Connections, the Third Eye, Reflective Thought, Outer Space and beyond. 

MTV Nomination:

Quazedelic collaborated with Snoop Dogg on the True Crime: Streets of LA Soundtrack title, Dance Wit Me. He sang a hook that was extremely close to the original voice of singer Marvin Gaye. The song went on to gain much radio play and earned an MTV Video Game Soundtrack Nomination in 2003. Quazedelic is very close to the Marvin Gaye family, as he was hired to produce for Marvin Gaye III from 2000-2001.

In 2001 Quazedelic was introduced to Snoop Dogg by producer Meech Wells (son of Mary Wells). The introduction came by Trey Lewd (son of George Clinton). Quazedelic’s music is heavily influenced by funk musicians George Clinton, Zapp & Bootsy. Quazedelic also toured with the rapper from 2005 to 2010 as band member of the Snoopadelics.
The summer of 2011 Quazedelic joined George Clinton's Parliament Funkadelic Band as one of the youngest members to join and tour as a front runner. 

In 2014 Quazedelic co-Produced “Radio Friendly DJ’s” for the Funkadelic 2014 release “Shake The Gate” wich was the Bands first release in 30 years.

After a 6 year hiatus from the Music industry Quazedelic is back with a brand new EP entitled “Funktribulations Vol.1 The C-Conspyrazy Theory” scheduled for release in May 2020. “Foolin’ on Me” is Producer/Rapper/Singer Quazedelic’s first single from his up and coming debut EP entitled “Funktribulations Vol.1 “The C-Conspyrazy Theory”. Blending Heavy Electro Funk,Hip-Hop, Dance Floor Grooves with a Conscious Current event topic attacking the current state of the Global Pandemic with a Anti Vaccine 5G Coronavirus Message! Think it ain’t illegal yet!!!  5 out of 5 Stars!!!⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ 👁🔦🤘🏽

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