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SFJ – DriftingOn Drifting, London trio SFJ (formerly Sunglasses For Jaws) craft a cinematic blend of 70s inspired lounge, experimental grooves, and subtle modern textures. Across nine tracks, the trio of David Bardon, Oscar Robertson (Sholto), and Olivier Huband weave intricate rhythms, rich instrumental layers, and spacious melodies that invite quiet reflection as much as gentle movement. Hints of vintage lounge, off kilter jazz, and groovy interludes give the

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