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Features

Made in America: Del & the Little Hollywood Launderette

A behind-the-scenes look at Del the Funky Homosapien’s 1993 music video, based on the movie of the same name, directed by Michael Lucero.

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Features Video

Del the Funky Homosapien at Dreamcast Launch, 1999

Watch Del, Khaos Unique & Pep Love perform live at Sega Dreamcast’s North American launch party.

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Print & Magazine

‘Take It to the Bridge,’ CMJ New Music Monthly

Musically diverse, self-contained, self-supported, and artistically driven—most importantly, independent. Read about the early-aughts Bay Area music scene and its influence on Hieroglyphics.

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Print & Magazine

‘Anywhere, 2000’ – SPIN Magazine

The Internet’s ability to transcend geography has proved a boon for Hieroglyphics as well as fans. A look back at how going digital changed hip-hop.

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Audio Features

At the Helm – An Interview with Jacob Rosenberg, Director (Audio) – 1999


Fresh off the resounding success of “You Never Knew,” director Jacob Rosenberg shares his experience working on the second and last video for Hieroglyphics’ breakthrough debut album.

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Audio Features

If You Must – An Interview with Jacob Rosenberg, Director (Audio) – May, 2000

As the first details of Del the Funky Homosapien’s new video, “If You Must,” hit the Internet, a mysterious Del doll appears and confuses the Webmaster.

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Features

The History of Del the Funky Homosapien & Video Games

A chronological retelling of Del the Funky Homosapien’s impact on gaming and the otaku culture that inspired him.

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Features

“Proto Culture” Lyrics – Del the Funky Homosapien & Khaos Unique

Lyrics to the cult classic ode to video games, “Proto Culture.” From the album, Both Sides of the Brain.

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Features

Hieroglyphics Colorado Tour, 1997

In December of 1997, director, photographer, and Hieroglyphics Dot Com contributor Jacob Rosenberg toured across the state of Colorado with the Hiero Crew as they performed across three cities. “Saucee Jake” captured a wealth of photographs and wrote an excellent travelogue, which became one of our earliest collaborations on the Hiero site.

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Web

‘Hip Hop, Napster, and the New Music Industry,’ Africana.com

“The net is going to be bigger than television,” says Tajai. “It’s going to be something where everybody is connected.”