Animal Logic

Animal Logic is an American rock ensemble from Los Angeles established in 1987. The group consists of the musicians Stanley Clarke, Stewart Copeland, and Deborah Holland. They achieved professional recognition for a musical career that began after touring Brazil under the project name Rush Hour. Their recording career began after signing with the label I.R.S. Records and the debut studio recording Animal Logic (1989). The ensemble achieved professional recognition for the song “There's a Spy (In the House of Love)” (1989) and performing on the television program Late Night with David Letterman. Their discography included the studio recording Animal Logic II (1991) featuring a duet with the musician Jackson Browne on the song “Another Place”. The ensemble achieved professional recognition for the song “Rose Colored Glasses” (1991) and performing on the television program The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson. The group became inactive in 1991 and resumed activity in 2020. They achieved professional recognition for the song “Can You Tell Me” (2022) and the song “Ordinary” (2022).

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