The Boston-bred duo of Eli Goldstein and Charles Levine are Soul Clap. They make an eclectic brand of electronica, borrowing and melding inspiration from several genres. One of the styles they are most indebted to is funk, and specifically P-Funk, after working with George Clinton on Funkadelic’s 2015 single “In Da Kar.” They’re set to drop their self-titled sophomore outing later this fall, which builds upon their first funk-infused body of work EFUNK. Here’s what Levine had to say about the album:<br/><br/>"It digs deep into our funky souls and turns our wildest dreams into sound. If EFUNK was an attempt to create a blueprint using our past inspirations, then “Soul Clap” is the beautiful skyscraper, standing tall as it looks to the future.”
| A1 | The Hourchild Introduces |
| A2 | Future 4 Love |
| A3 | Synthesizer Girlfriend |
| A4 | F#@k Sorrow |
| B1 | Shine (This Is It) |
| B2 | Numb |
| B3 | Dirty Leslie |
| C1 | Elevation |
| C2 | Timespent |
| D1 | B.O.G. |
| D2 | Funk Bomb |
