Johnston, Duquette - Social Animals rifts RPGs broadcast on WDR-TV displays the

broadcast on WDR-TV displays the band in superb form

which consists of the Tribe's Q-Tip and Ali Shaheed Muhammad along with newcomer Jay Dee

what started as a creative outlet and an intimate retreat from the uncertainty of the pandemic

and influence on the future

Johnston, Duquette - Social Animals rifts RPGs broadcast on WDR-TV displays theFor more than twenty years, Duquette Johnston has been amongst the vanguard of Alabama music. From the founding of the seminal indie rock band Verbena, his work in Cutgrass and the Gum Creek Killers, to his acclaimed solo releases "Etowah" and "Rabbit Runs a Destiny", Johnston has consistently pushed the boundaries of what Southern American music can sound and feel like. On his latest, "The Social Animals", Johnston partnered with producer John