oh delta, what to do with you?  Future pop. future pop is one of those drawers of music where you can’t pinpoint down to a specific sound it’s always changing either for the good or for worse and you never know what’s going on unless you’re deep into the thick of it. likewise delta is such a huge part of the lower mainland and Surrey in general.

But then it’s disconnected to surrey with Ladner and Tsawwassen and you don’t know how to view it because both of those places in general are so different from each other even though they’re within the same city They also lumped in with Siri a lot of times from the outside viewing in and it doesn’t make sense but it somehow makes sense at the same time and tomorrow it could be completely different and you just have to sort of accept it and go with it the exact way that I describe delta is how I would describe future pop so I think it fits perfectly.

(johngjung/Pixabay)

We can’t talk about delta without talking about Surrey because Surrey and delta are like warring communities on each other even though they’re similar except surrey is terrifying but also like not at the same time because it’s like a staple in the lower mainland. Surrey is like dubstep, and I know dubstep isn’t very popular anymore only to a nice crowd but I’m viewing dubstep when it like first started becoming mainstream where there was some dubstep that was in the know and popular and it was like a safer version of dubstep now, but then there was more underground dubstep that only specific fans could get into that was a lot harsher and more energetic.

So, Surrey has that weird aura to it where it’s bad sometimes and good the other times and people who live in surrey will say that it’s good but that there’s certain parts of surrey that’s bad and people that are in the bad parts of surrey will say that it’s good and will call the good parts of surrey bad. What even is Cloverdale in this situation I don’t know. it’s like dubstep it just sort of happens and it continues to happen and it’s there.