That's Hip-Hop
We're 3 high school friends who share a common passion for Hip Hop. Each of us have created our own albums, performed or started our own channels, but this time, we are collaborating together to share our common bond over our love for hip hop. We are taking a journey into the music. Going album by album to dissect and share our experiences with the tracks. We release a new episode every Monday. Check us out and let us know what albums we should review next!
That's Hip-Hop
#68 NO NEED FOR ALARM ALBUM REVIEW - DEL THE FUNKY HOMOSAPIEN
Step into the vibrant world of '90s hip-hop with the "#68 NO NEED FOR ALARM ALBUM REVIEW - DEL THE FUNKY HOMOSAPIEN." Hosted by Mark, Ali, and Isaiah, this episode takes you on a journey through the underground scene of the Bay Area, where Del the Funky Homosapien's sophomore album "No Need for Alarm" stands as a testament to raw talent and grassroots movements. The hosts dive deep into Del's enigmatic legacy, exploring how his complex rhymes and abstract narratives have cemented his status as a hip-hop sage. With a tracklist that boasts the expertise of producers like Domino, Casual, and A+, and singles such as "Catch a Bad One" and "Wrong Place," this album is celebrated for its originality and defiance of mainstream norms.
The discussion doesn't stop at the music; the hosts unravel the intricate layers of Del's creativity, from his comic book-inspired album art to his thought-provoking lyrics that challenge conventional ideas and celebrate the unconventional. They highlight the collaborative spirit of the Hieroglyphics crew, emphasizing how their in-house production and features create a cohesive and dynamic sound. This episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to understand the essence of '90s hip-hop, as it captures the passion, hustle, and heritage of a pivotal era, all while showcasing Del's unique ability to blend intellectual prowess with streetwise wisdom. Don't miss out on this deep dive into one of hip-hop's most influential albums and the visionary artist behind it.