Tarune
Tarune was a pop duo formed in London in 2006 by Thomas Newton and Ricky Reed. Their debut single "Met a Girl" became a hit, with Newton's vocals and the...
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Tarune was a pop duo formed in London in 2006 by Thomas Newton and Ricky Reed. Their debut single "Met a Girl" became a hit, with Newton's vocals and the song's catchy rhythm finding an audience. They followed it with a debut album called "The First Dance," which included tracks like "Can't Stop Loving You" and "Falling Down."
Later albums included "Beautiful Mess" and "Moments." Newton handled lead vocals and songwriting, while Reed produced and played instruments, bringing pop, soul, and funk elements to their sound. Another of their songs was "Goodnight Baby."
In 2012, the duo faced plagiarism accusations over their single "Dancing on the Ceiling," which sparked some public discussion. They continued making music after that.
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