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The Future Development of Del

URBANEARTH.COM

Back in 1996 when Del was dealing with headache's and woes with former Big Willie label, Elektra, he recorded his third album, Future Development. To the dismay of the hip-hop world, it was never officially released.

Elektra had absolutely no intention to put this album out. But thanks to Hieroglyphics Emporium, the album has been restocked and is ready for purchase.

Del was released from his contract at Elektra Records in 1996, after finishing work on the Future Development album. Del, along with the Hieroglyphics camp (Souls Of Mischief, Casual, Pep Love), formed Hieroglyphics Emporium to distribute their music independently through the Internet.

Be sure to peep the audio clips and make your walkman happy...buy the tape.

Del's fourth album, Both Sides of The Brain, is set to be released on March 21 on Hieroglyphics Emporium.

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This story circulated on the newsgroup alt.rap and reached the archive on February 16, 2000. It is reproduced as posted — headlines, typos and all. Original source, as credited in the post: urbanearth.com.