Duquette Johnston Birmingham, Alabama
By his own admission Duquette Johnston has lived a "wild, incredible life," but even that might be underselling the three-act 25-year journey that's led to the Alabama musician's new album The Social Animals; out February 25 on Single Lock Records.
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I've only owned this album for a day, but I can't get enough of it already. It's just so quiet, stunning, raw and moving. Reminds me of Nick Drake and Ryan Adams mixed in one. It's just incredible. Thank you
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I'm way behind the curve on this. I thought M/L was to be a one-off project but now there's more? And it's even better than the first? YES!!
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You guys are one of my favorite bands ever. Please keep rockin.
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B-Sides & Rarities: Vol. 1
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An outpouring of errant, psychedelic experiments from one of the UK's most underrated cosmonauts, texturally rich and sonically deep.
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Live EP from this shuffly, shambly, inventive folk-jazz outfit features two originals and two covers.
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A smooth blend of psych-folk and '80s/'90s-style jazz fusion from this Brooklyn collective.
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33 years after their first album they still sound like they have something to say.
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