Like the Caribbean, More Humans write nuanced compositions that create lush soundscapes fit for watching sunsets or driving through open fields. Yet, the trio of Clinton Doggett, Andrew Fishbein and Marko Sonevytsky has an immediacy to them, whether by virtue of their stunning vocal harmonies or guitars that can crunch as well as they can quietly soar. Furthermore, above and beyond their musical chops: More Humans are funny. It’s a clever and discreet brand of humor. You may miss lines like “Dracula/There’s something in your blood” the first time around, but you’ll snort later on. We chatted with Clinton Doggett about the ebb and flow of More Humans productivity, the confusion inherent in changing a band’s name and working with people they respect.