Yes, Scala is multi-paradigm and it support OOP as well as imperative programming but the community is very much dedicated to FP. All I see is typed FP that expands my mind.
The difference between Clojure and Scala is that Clojure is a dynamically typed LISP whereas Scala is statically typed. In the FP community, in general, statically typed languages have a better reputation and are considered to be more tuned to FP. Yes, Scala mixes OOP and FP but OCaml(famous FP language if you've never heard of it) also does exactly that.