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Soul Clap, ‘EFUNK’ (Wolf + Lamb)

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SPIN Rating: 4 of 10
Release Date: April 20, 2012
Label: Wolf + Lamb

Cloudy chillout den wherein synth-jazz kitsch makes a bed for space-funk yawn-fest. Try Dam-Funk instead.

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