“Hawaii Afterburner” features Kool Keith, lhmv, Opio of Souls of Mischief, Robert Bryn & Georgia Anne Muldrow.
Tag Archive for Hieroglyphics
Archive of articles about the Bay Area hip-hop collective, Hieroglyphics (Del the Funky Homosapien, Souls of Mischief, Casual, Pep Love, Extra Prolific and Domino).
MiniDisc Limited Edition 💽 – Hawaii Afterburner
Brand new MiniDisc album in 2020! Yameen’s, “Hawaii Afterburner,” featuring Kool Keith, Opio (Souls of Mischief), Georgia Anne Muldrow and more.
That’s That Life feat. Opio – Stream or Download
Opio (Souls of Mischief / Hieroglyphics) and Yameen debut collaboration! Listen to “That’s That Life” streaming and downloading now.
Del the Funky Homosapien Performs at Sega Dreamcast Launch (Video), 1999
Del the Funky Homosapien performs over 30 minutes at the Sega Dreamcast launch party in 1999, including hits such as “Proto Culture”.
Pep Love & Del “Undisputed Champs” Dreamcast Launch, 1999
Pep Love and Del the Funky Homosapien of Hieroglyphics perform “Undisputed Champs” at the Sega Dreamcast launch party in San Francisco on 9/10/1999.
Del the Funky Homosapien Performs “Proto Culture” at Dreamcast Launch, 1999
Del the Funky Homosapien (Hieroglyphics) performs his video game-related hit, “Proto Culture” at the Sega Dreamcast North American launch party, 9/10/1999.
Pep Love of Hieroglyphics Concert Video from October 2000
Pep Love of the Hieroglyphics crew performing live in Philly on October 23rd, 2000. Over 10 minutes of footage including “After Dark” & “Undisputed Champs.”
Souls of Mischief Concert Video – “Trilogy” Tour, October 2000
Souls of Mischief performing 40 minutes of live concert music during the “Trilogy” tour in October 2000. Filmed in Philly with Tajai, Opio, A-Plus & Phesto.
3rd Eye Vision 20th Anniversary Retrospective, Hieroglyphics
3rd Eye Vision, Hieroglyphics’ debut independent album turns 20 years old! The artists provide a retrospective & history.
Hieroglyphics.com Turns 20 Years Old
As a junior in high school in 1995, I had randomly discovered the modem buried in our family’s Packard Bell PC which until this point was nothing more than a glorified word processor and an excuse to play the X-Wing videogame. It was a random moment with my father, who nonchalantly logged into a CompuServe chat room one evening and…