Musical Career
The group's track "The Sound of San Francisco" partially samples the 1967 (The Summer of Love) song "San Francisco (Be Sure to Wear Flowers in Your Hair)" sung by Scott McKenzie. The video includes scenes of the band in a decorated school bus driving through popular destinations.
In 2005 the Global Deejays won both the Russian MTV Energy Award and the Polish ESKA Award.
In 2008 two members of the team, DJ Mikkel (Mikkel Christensen) and DJ Black Magic (Rafael Jesus Avila Magaña) left the team.
January 26 of 2009 saw the remixed version of the group's Everybody's Free (To Feel Good) debut on the Australian ARIA Charts at number 33. This popularity was the result of the track featuring in television commercials for the Australian version of So You Think You Can Dance that summer.
April 2010 saw the Global Deejays release "My Friend" with the vocal talents of Danish singer Ida Corr.
April 2011 saw the Global Deejays release "Bring It Back" climbs up to # 8 in the official US Billboard Dance Chart, which featured Niels Van Gogh, and the vocals of house diva, Terri B! aka Terri Bjerre.
January 2012 saw the Global Deejays release "Hardcore Vibes" Climbs up to # 46 in the France Singles Top 100.
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