The Coconuts were an American band known for their distinctive blend of pop, new wave, and tropical styles. Formed in the early 1980s as a trio of backup singers for the musician Kid Creole, the group included notable members Cheryl Poirier, Adriana Kaegi, and Taryn Hagey. Their signature sound combined harmonious vocals with a vivid, Caribbean-inspired aesthetic, contributing to the eclectic musical landscape of the 1980s. Despite their limited discography, The Coconuts are notable for their unique style and their contribution to the era's vibrant, genre-blending musical scene.