Sly Stone has joined forces with production duo Soul Clap for "In Da Kar," releasing a video for the song which was recorded during the pair's 2013 sessions. The cut features Stone on the keys and vocals from Funkadelic fronter George Clinton.
"It's an undeniable driving song, and the video fittingly opens with the Soul Clap guys, decked out in flamboyant Seventies-style outfits, pulling up to a gas station in slow motion to refill the tank of their black Corvette," writes Rolling Stone of the vid.
The visual also features claymation skits rendering the ills of oil consumption. At one point, Soul Clap pull into a gas station to find a claymated Clinton, directing them towards an apocalypse on the horizon.
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