Government Name
Teren Delvon Jones (A.K.A. Del The Funky Homosapien, Del Tha Funkee Homosapien & Deltron Zero) (Born on August 12, 1972 in Oakland, CA)

Groups
Hieroglyphics:
Casual (Born Jonathan Owens in Oakland, CA)
Del The Funky Homosapien (A.K.A. Deltron Zero) (Born Teren Delvon Jones, August 12, 1972 in Oakland, CA)
Domino (Born Damian Siguenza, November 9, 1970 in San Francisco, CA)
Pep Love (A.K.A. P. Peacock & Pep Lava) (Born Paulo Peacock, July 17, 1974 in Jackson, MI)
A-Plus (Born Adam Carter, May 10, 1974 in Denver, CO)
Opio (Born Opio Lindsey in 1975 in Oakland, CA)
Tajai (Born Tajai Massey, April 21, 1975 in Stanford, CA)
Phesto (A.K.A. Phesto Dee) (Born Damani Thompson, April 29, 1974 in Oakland, CA)
DJ Touré

Former Members:
Snupe The Extra Prolific
Mike G
Jay-Biz

Deltron 3030:
Dan The Automator (Born Daniel M. Nakamura, September 9, 1967),
Del Tha Funkee Homosapien (A.K.A. Deltron Zero) (Born Teren Delvon Jones, August 12, 1972 in Oakland, CA)
Kid Koala (Born Eric San in 1974 in Vancouver, Canada)

See Also: N.W.A., Da Lench Mob, K-Dee & Tame One

Albums
Del Tha Funkee Homosapien - I Wish My Brother George Was Here
Del Tha Funkee Homosapien - No Need For Alarm
Del The Funky Homosapien & Tame One - Parallel Uni-Verses

Singles
Del The Funkee Homosapien - Workin' It (Single)

Also Featured On...
Definitive Jux Free Sampler
Digital Underground - Future Rhythm
Dreddy Kruger Presents...Think Differently Music: Wu-Tang Meets The Indie Culture

Bio From AllMusic.Com
Cousin of renowned gangster rapper Ice Cube, Del tha Funkee Homosapien (real name Teren Delvon Jones) was born in Oakland, CA, on August 12, 1972, and got his start with Ice Cube's backing band, da Lench Mob. But Del's rap isn't as grim or violent as Ice Cube's is, in fact, he's been known to include something in his music that's far too uncommon in most rap: humor. Signed to Elektra/Asylum, Del's debut release, I Wish My Brother George Was Here, was issued in 1991 and produced by Cube and like most rap at the time, featured numerous samples of Parliament Funkadelic classics from the '70s. Del's follow-up, 1994's No Need For Alarm, was a departure musically, as Ice Cube was no longer in the production seat and the P-Funk sounds were dropped in favor of a more sophisticated, almost jazzy sound. Despite his noble experimentation, Del's sophomore effort failed commercially, as it would take four years for the rapper to plot his next move and issue another recording. Having left Elektra, Del aligned himself closely to a few fellow rapper friends, Casual and Souls of Mischief, and issued his third release overall, 1998's Future Development, for the same label as his friends, Hieroglyphics Records. 2000 saw the release of an all-new Del solo release, Both Sides of the Brain, as well as a self-titled debut release by a side-project, Deltron 3030, which saw Del join forces with both the Automator and Kid Koala. - Greg Prato

Official Sites: Hieroglyphics.com & MySpace