Tahita Rotardier Bulmer is the lead vocalist for the British New Wave-New Rave band New Young Pony Club. According to an interview, she is a vegetarian who describes herself as loving animals, and is interested in animal rights. She "wasn’t very good at sports as a kid". Viva! Bulmer is an avid supporter of the animal rights group Viva!.

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  • Tahita Rotardier Bulmer is the lead vocalist for the British New Wave-New Rave band New Young Pony Club. According to an interview, she is a vegetarian who describes herself as loving animals, and is interested in animal rights. She "wasn’t very good at sports as a kid". Viva! Bulmer is an avid supporter of the animal rights group Viva!. in an interview with Juliet Gellatley, who is Founder & International Director of Viva! Bulmer stated: "My diet gives me energy and when I tried giving up dairy my skin cleared up. There are definitely health advantages to being veggie. ” "I find in talking to people that we are so removed from that whole chain of how meat or dairy comes to the table – like when kids see meat and think it comes in batter or think it’s a vegetable. They don’t relate the chicken drumstick or burger with an animal. That’s why it’s important Viva! makes people associate what they’re eating with the animal and the process that it goes through to get to your plate”. On-stage, Bulmer is noted for her enthusiasm and dancing reminscient of New Romantic and New Wave stars of the 80s. Bulmer provided vocals for the 2002 album Man Mountain by Blue States. She also co-wrote five tracks on the album. The standout track from this album "Season Song" was used on the closing credits of the film "28 Days Later". Tahita has said of her time in Blue States that it was "enjoyable but ultimately (she) really wanted to return to her roots in post punk and dance music". She appeared on Series 21 Episode 3 of Never Mind The Buzzcocks. Tahita is of mixed heritage, her mother being Trinidadian (not Egyptian as some journalists have reported) and her father being English. She was born in London, but spent her childhood living in New York, London and Europe.
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  • Tahita Rotardier Bulmer is the lead vocalist for the British New Wave-New Rave band New Young Pony Club. According to an interview, she is a vegetarian who describes herself as loving animals, and is interested in animal rights. She "wasn’t very good at sports as a kid". Viva! Bulmer is an avid supporter of the animal rights group Viva!.
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