Eli Goldstein (aka Bamboozle) and Charles Levine (Lonely C) met in high school, and started throwing parties in the Boston area in 2001. After establishing their credentials with an event series called Midweek Techno, they began touring internationally and releasing original tracks by 2007. Several singles and an EP, The Definition, appeared on labels like AirDrop Records and Wolf + Lamb Music by the end of the decade. Action/Satisfaction arrived on Crosstown Rebels in 2010, and the duo's Joint Custody EP, with Wolf + Lamb's Gadi Mizrahi, came out on Double Standard Records. Soul Clap and Wolf + Lamb collaborated for a well-received DJ-Kicks mix in 2011, and both duos toured across the world together, regularly playing six-hour DJ sets. Soul Clap's Social Experiment 002 mix appeared on Art Department's No.19 Music, and they collaborated with Art Department and Osunlade on the Crosstown Rebels-issued single "We Call Love." They also released two EPs with Catz N' Dogz as Clapz II Dogz.
Soul Clap's debut full-length, Efunk: The Album, was released by Wolf + Lamb Music in 2012, featuring guests such as Melanie Blatt and the Genevan Heathen. The duo formed their own Soul Clap Records the same year, releasing material by themselves as well as artists like Nick Monaco and Night Plane. Soul Clap co-produced two tracks on Funkadelic's 2014 triple-album First Ya Gotta Shake the Gate, including the Sly Stone-featuring "In Da Kar," and a remix EP of these tracks appeared in 2015. The duo also released the single "Misty" with Chicago house singer Robert Owens, and issued the mix CD Watergate 19. Soul Clap and Wolf + Lamb co-founded the Crew Love label in 2016, and the full-length Soul Clap appeared that year, with guests including Nona Hendryx, Phill Celeste, and Ebony Houston. The pair's Fabric 93 mix appeared in 2017, and they produced Hendryx's 2018 EP Keep Funkin.
The 2019 12" "Jupiter Crush" inaugurated House of Efunk Records, and the duo collaborated with house veteran Kathy Brown on the single "Ready to Freak." "Jussa Come," a soca-influenced single with Sha-Lor, appeared in 2020. Soul Clap released their third studio album, WTF (World Transformation Force), in 2021, with guests including Rich Medina, Desmond DSP Powell, and Harriet Brown. While just as joyous and celebratory as past works, the record had a more socially conscious theme, calling for radical love and hope in order to heal the planet. ~ Paul Simpson, Rovi