On Tuesday, July twenty ninth, Del the Funky Homosapien, Child Koala, and Dan the Automator invaded Los Angeles at The Bellwether to have a good time the twenty fifth anniversary of their groundbreaking album, Deltron 3030.
Opening the evening Kyle Rapps, who set the tone with a charged and lyrical efficiency that warmed the gang up for what was to come back.
Launched within the 12 months 2000, Deltron 3030 wasn’t simply an album—it was a full-blown sci-fi hip-hop opera that modified the panorama of other rap. Set in a dystopian future, the document launched followers to the persona of Deltron Zero (Del), a insurgent MC battling company tyranny and senseless conformity within the 12 months 3030. With cinematic manufacturing from Dan the Automator and razor-sharp cuts by Child Koala, the album blended Afrofuturism, battle rhymes, and deep social commentary right into a cult traditional that also resonates 25 years later.
From iconic tracks like “3030” and “Virus” to deep cuts like “Turbulence (Remix)”, the efficiency at The Bellwether reminded longtime followers why this undertaking stays a cornerstone of underground hip-hop. The vitality within the room proved that Deltron 3030 isn’t only a relic of the previous—it’s a prophetic soundtrack that also hits exhausting in immediately’s world.
