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Forbidden
04:27
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Ladybird
03:35
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South
03:08
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What I Need
03:22
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Train
03:53
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South
03:08
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Tay Temple Manchester, UK
Tay Temple melds energetic alternative rock with unfiltered hard-hitting lyrics that unapologetically highlight social
issues. Tay’s music also openly explores the struggles of self-sabotage, queer identity and anxiety.
Fresh from her first UK tour, (supported by Youth Music) Tay’s striking and dynamic live performance captivates audiences with high energy and powerful messages.
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