Deep Tracks to World Premiere 5 Songs from Eric Clapton’s New Album

SiriusXM’s Deep Tracks (ch. 308) is excited to offer an exclusive first listen to FIVE tracks from Eric Clapton’s upcoming album, Meanwhile. The songs are “Sam Hall,” “Smile,” “The Call,” “You’ve Changed,” and “Misfortune” (see details below).

How to Listen

Starting Monday, September 23, Deep Tracks host Early Times will debut a new song each day at 10am ET, continuing through Friday. Check out these premieres on Deep Tracks, available in most cars (Ch. 308) and on the SiriusXM app.

Set for digital release on October 4, Meanwhile features 14 songs, including six brand-new tracks and eight previously released singles.

Meanwhile Tracks Premiering on SiriusXM:

• 10am ET Monday, September 23: track 4
• 10am ET Tuesday, September 24: track 5
• 10am ET Wednesday, September 25: track 9
• 10am ET Thursday, September 26: track 13
• 10am ET Friday, September 27: track 14

About Meanwhile

Meanwhile, from Bushbranch/Surfdog Records, will be available digitally on October 4th and on vinyl and CD on January 24th. The album features collaborations with Jeff Beck, Van Morrison, Bradley Walker, Judith Hill, Daniel Santiago and Simon Climie, (six brand new songs and eight previously released singles). To preorder the album and listen to the brand new song “One Woman,” click here.

The newly recorded songs on “Meanwhile”:

One Woman

Misfortune

Sam Hall

Smile

The Call

You’ve Changed

Previously released:

Pompous Fool

Heart of a Child

Moon River with Jeff Beck

Always On My Mind with Bradley Walker

The Rebels with Van Morrison

How Could We Know with Judith Hill, Simon Climie, Daniel Santiago

This Has Gotta Stop with Van Morrison

Stand and Deliver with Van Morrison

Deep Tracks on SiriusXM

SiriusXM’s Deep Tracks (ch. 308) features Classic Rock album cuts, forgotten gems and lesser played songs from some of classic rock’s most influential artists and essential albums with rare demos and live tracks. Tune in to curated shows from SiriusXM hosts Earle Bailey, Early Times, Greg Roberson, Carol Miller, and Def Leppard’s Joe Elliott.