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DriftDivision
DriftDivision is an electronic duo made up of Alex, who handles production, and Jay, who sings. Their track "Don't Lose Your Love" got some attention in dance...
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DriftDivision is an electronic duo made up of Alex, who handles production, and Jay, who sings. Their track "Don't Lose Your Love" got some attention in dance circles. They put out an EP called "Pulse" and later an album titled "Catalyst." Some people mentioned a song called "Deja Vu" in connection with plagiarism claims, but that's about as specific as the story gets. They've also played at Ultra Music Festival and Tomorrowland. Other songs of theirs include "Hush" and "It Was Only a Hopeless Fancy."
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