Conclusion
Despite their relative success Déjà Voodoo never managed to break into the mainstream markets and by 1990 both Gerard and Tony decided to split up Déjà Voodoo. Both men had reached their thirties and were interested in pursuing other careers. As well both members decided to sell Og records that same year. Since then Gerard has gone to become a university linguistics professor, and for the last 20 years Tony has worked as a brewer on the West Coast and currently is employed by Lotusland Vineyards. Despite their brief existence, Déjà Voodoo vastly contributed to Canadian music by increasing the Canadian public’s exposure to alternative styles of music.
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