Question: Which two songwriters make up the duo Espionage?
About the article "Drive By (song)", section "Critical reception".

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Fast Ryde was American country music duo composed of singer-songwriters James Harrison and Jody Stevens, both of whom sing and play guitar.
The duo was signed to Republic Records Nashville and has released three singles: "That Thang", which charted at number 38 on Hot Country Songs, plus "Make It Rain" and "Top Down". 
Peaches was a Swedish child duo that was active from 2000 to 2005.
Peaches was formed when two girls met at an audition.
Tåve Wanning (born March 23, 1992) was eight years old when the duo started and Isabelle Erkendal (born June 23, 1989) was eleven.
Isabelle had a background in singing, having recorded a single previously.
Tåve was a dancer, having placed 1st in a national competition.
They managed to get a record company and found a producer and songwriters and worked with Johan Fjellström from "Empire Music Production".
Their first single "Rosa Helikopter" (Pink Helicopter) was a success, achieving gold status in Sweden and platinum in Norway.
They later released more singles but they weren't as successful.
From 2005 on the duo has been on a break, and both girls have pursued their own careers.
Erkendal ended up as one half of the duo West End Girls, a pop group which covers songs by the Pet Shop Boys, while Wanning is now a solo singer.
At The Gathering 2012: At the End of the Universe the duo celebrate a reunion. 
Simmons attended North Central High School in Indianapolis, Indiana together with future Pop and R&B producer-songwriter-singer Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds.
The duo would write songs at each others homes on a consistent basis.
As teenagers, Simmons and Edmonds formed a band called, "Tarnished Silver", which also included Rayford Griffin and Tom Borton.
The group performed at many colleges, proms and high school parties.
In the late 70's, Simmons and Edmonds were both members of an Indianapolis R&B group, "Manchild".
The group released two albums before breaking up and while the outfit never quite took off, Simmons' and Edmonds' relationship as songwriters/producers had already been cemented.
The two would go on to collaborate for years. 
The Toluenes was formed in 2005 by Jamon Scott and Dan Allen Crawley.
The two had met years earlier in the south-central Kentucky town of Albany, where they attended high school together.
Both went on to become aspiring songwriters in Nashville for several years in the mid-to-late 1990s before deciding to form a band and record their own songs.
The band was originally conceived as a duo with Scott and Crawley playing all the instruments in the studio and performing live shows with an ever-changing line-up of backing musicians which has included, among others, former Charlie Daniels Band drummer Gary Allen. 
Lucy Wainwright Roche is the daughter of singer-songwriters Loudon Wainwright III, a 2010 Grammy Award winner, and Suzzy Roche, who, along with her sisters (Lucy's aunts) Maggie and Terre Roche, make up the female vocal group The Roches, known for their original harmonies.
The Roches were major influences on the early careers of such artists as the Indigo Girls.
Lucy has recently toured the country as an opening act for the Indigo Girls, and the duo is featured on a couple of songs on Lucy's new record that was released in October 2010.
Lucy is also the half-sister of singer-songwriters Rufus Wainwright and Martha Wainwright (whose late mother Kate was half of the Canadian folk duo Kate and Anna McGarrigle).
She has toured with Rufus throughout the years.
Through her father, she is a niece of Sloan Wainwright.