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Story: southendwho.com/2017/05/23/tabou-honey

Writing music that explores intimacy, love, freedom and individuality, Tabouʼs music invites listeners to shed perceptions and experience a world unencumbered.
Formed at the beginning of 2017, Tabou is an Essex-based five-piece making scintillating, soulful contemporary R&B with a blend of electro-pop and funk.
Five friends with diverse musical influences that range from Motown Town to Punk Rock, Tabou are quickly emerging as one of the most exciting new bands coming out of the UK.
Soho Radioʼs Eddy Temple Morris described the bandʼs sound as “fresh nu-disco in the New York tradition” and “less Studio 54 and more LCD Soundsystem.”
Their first single “Honey”, was released in April 2017 and received glittering reviews, featuring on BBC Introducing and gaining airplay on BBC Radio 1 and Soho Radio.
The band has gone from strength to strength releasing four singles to date, the most recent, “For the Night” having come out on the 15th March 2018.
Tabou has been performing at venues around the country including the legendary Ronnie Scott's in London. They will continue gigging throughout summer 2018 before releasing their debut EP later this year.

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