Tapps
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| Tapps | |
|---|---|
| Origin | Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
| Genres | Hi-NRG, Italo disco |
| Years active |
1983–1986 2003–present |
| Labels |
Boulevard Thump Power Records |
| Website | Tapps on Myspace |
| Members |
Allan Coelho Tony DaCosta Maryam Zadeh |
| Past members |
Paul Silva (1983-1984) Barbara Doust (1983) Candy Berthiaume (1983 - 1986) |
Tapps is a Canadian Euro disco/Hi-NRG musical group formed in Toronto in 1983.
Barbara Doust is a Canadian singer and songwriter. She was the original lead vocalist for Tapps, one of Canada’s Eurodance/Hi-NRG recording acts. Doust’s voice graces all of Tapps’ early recordings, including the single "My Forbidden Lover".
Doust also recorded the original "Burning with Fire", which she co-wrote with producer Vince DeGiorgio. Doust never appeared live with the band. Their European album cover featured Allan Coelho and Tony Da Costa with a model who was not a vocalist. The picture was taken in the Toronto Transit Commission’s Eglinton Street subway station.