Soul Clap ft. Haven Star - Gone Stumblin [Crosstown Rebels]

Soul Clap and Haven Star Join Forces on the Vibrant Collaboration ‘Gone Stumblin’ for Crosstown Rebels

This track brings together years of musical evolution, late-night studio magic, and the unmistakable essence of a true party anthem. American house visionaries, known for their genre-defying style, Soul Clap return to Damian Lazarus’s Crosstown Rebels label with a new release full of groove and emotion, collaborating with emerging South Florida star Haven Star on the powerful ‘Gone Stumblin’—ushering in a new chapter of collaboration and cosmic narrative.

Born from an almost mythical session at Brooklyn’s legendary Marcy Hotel, ‘Gone Stumblin’ began its journey with keyboardist John Camp, who composed the original chord progressions and main melody. Years later, after lingering in digital limbo, the track resurfaced thanks to Charles Levine of Soul Clap, who reinvented it with a fresh approach and invited Haven Star, whose soulful performance took it to another level.

At just 24 years old, Haven Star brings a fresh energy and a classic soulful sensibility—she has already shared the stage with legends such as Patti LaBelle, Jeff Beck, and Sam Moore, developing her style in genres ranging from orchestral pop to funk-laden house. The original mix fuses enveloping keys and warm chords with a crisp, energetic bassline, while the Dub breaks down the structure to introduce psychedelic sonorities and deep bass perfect for the more introspective after-hours. Unifying Force delves into Soul Clap’s characteristic psychedelic aesthetic, and the Bonus Version of the main track offers another reinterpretation designed for the dance floor, with an extra jolt of energy.