Del The Funky Homosapien will release his new album, "Eleventh Hour", March 11 on Def Jux Records.

"Eleventh Hour" is Del's first solo album in eight years. Del is best know for his acclaimed 90s releases "I Wish My Brother George Was Here", "No Need for Alarm", "Future Development", and "Both Sides of the Brain".

Del leaked his new single "Bubble Pop" yesterday at Pitchforkmedia.com:

“You’ll probably spend the first thirty seconds of “Bubble Pop” wondering where Del got the chutzpah to sample the bell-heavy, “Peter Piper”-claimed bit of Bob James’ “Take Me to the Mardi Gras” break and the last thirty having pretty much forgotten why it might’ve been questionable in the first place. Whether that’s due to Del’s MCing or his production is your call, really. The track’s got a pretty dense beat where the bells have to spar with this doughy, bouncy bassline that’s frivolous and ridiculous and vaguely caricature– futuristic in a likeable way; think Zapp crossed with incidental music from The Jetsons…” writes Pitchfork.

Del The Funky Homosapien Eleventh Hour track list:

1. Raw Sewage

2. Bubble Pop

3. Back In The Chamber

4. True Endevours

5. Situations

6. Naked Fonk

7. Hold Your Hand

8. Foot Down

9. I'll Tell You

10. Workin' It

11. Last Hurrah

12. Str8t Up and Down

13. I Got You

14. Funkyhomosapien

Digital bonus tracks "Drop It Lower" and "Full Throttle”