Del the Funky Homosapien - Future Development - VINYL LP
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Future Development is Del the Funky Homosapien's third albumand, following his departure from major tag Elektra, his first solofull-length for his independent tag, Hieroglyphics ImperiumRecordings. Originally released on cassette in 1997, and laterreissued on CD and vinyl in 2002, the album largely relied onin-house production from Del along with contributions from Hierocrew members A-Plus, Opio, and Toure. The only guest feature onthe album is from crew member Casual, who joins Del on theenergetic InchChecking Out The Rivalry.InchSonically, Future Development bridges the funk-heavy stylings ofDel's debut with the darker, more futuristic textures he explored onNo Need for Alarm. Lyrically, Del refines his rapid-fire wordplay withsharper thematic focus, tackling life in Oakland, societalobservations and hip-hop culture, all with a blend of humor,streetwise insight, and multi-syllabic dexterity. Ultimately, the albumcaptures a snapshot of his progression from raw talent to a moreconceptually matured songwriter. It remains a significant andunder-appreciated chapter in Del's evolution, showcasing earlyseeds of the creativity and independence that would come to definemuch of his career thereafter. Album Tracks 1. Lyric Licking 2. Stress the World 3. Why You Wanna Get Funky 4. Don't Forget the Bass 5. Faulty 6. X-Files 7. Future Development 8. Corner Story 9. Love Is Worth 10. Del's Nightmare 11. Games Begin 12. Town to Town 13. Checkin Out the Rivalry Casual
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- GenreDance and electronicDescriptionFuture Development is Del the Funky Homosapien's third albumand, following his departure from major tag Elektra, his first solofull-length for his independent tag, Hieroglyphics ImperiumRecordings. Originally released on cassette in 1997, and laterreissued on CD and vinyl in 2002, the album largely relied onin-house production from Del along with contributions from Hierocrew members A-Plus, Opio, and Toure. The only guest feature onthe album is from crew member Casual, who joins Del on theenergetic InchChecking Out The Rivalry.InchSonically, Future Development bridges the funk-heavy stylings ofDel's debut with the darker, more futuristic textures he explored onNo Need for Alarm. Lyrically, Del refines his rapid-fire wordplay withsharper thematic focus, tackling life in Oakland, societalobservations and hip-hop culture, all with a blend of humor,streetwise insight, and multi-syllabic dexterity. Ultimately, the albumcaptures a snapshot of his progression from raw talent to a moreconceptually matured songwriter. It remains a significant andunder-appreciated chapter in Del's evolution, showcasing earlyseeds of the creativity and independence that would come to definemuch of his career thereafter. Album Tracks 1. Lyric Licking 2. Stress the World 3. Why You Wanna Get Funky 4. Don't Forget the Bass 5. Faulty 6. X-Files 7. Future Development 8. Corner Story 9. Love Is Worth 10. Del's Nightmare 11. Games Begin 12. Town to Town 13. Checkin Out the Rivalry CasualArtistDel the Funky HomosapienTitleFuture DevelopmentFormatVINYLLabelRhymesayers
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