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I'm very familiar with Secretly Group and Dead Oceans. I plan to update some information here since I've noticed inconsistencies between this and information that has been published or can easily be found on the company websites. Plus they've grown a lot, so generally it looks like most of this info is outdated.
I will do my best to be as objective as I possibly can be and I will cite everything! If you have any questions or concerns, please let me know. I'm happy to discuss anything that I may have cited incorrectly or generally seems incorrect.
