12 new Thai songs you need to hear right now
Christmas has come early for lovers of local indie music. Here are November's top new tracks.
This Chiang Mai-based alternative rock band first came to our attention earlier this year for their blistering live show. This is the first country-tinged single from their upcoming studio album Her Social Anxiety which is set to launch at this weekend’s Cat Expo.
It's been a couple years between drinks for this four-piece whose last single was released in 2013. Now they're back with this super-smooth slice of dreamy pop.
Polycat have had an amazing transition from stylish alt-rockers to fully-fledged chart-toppers. Previous single “Pop Kun Mai” was one of the biggest hits of last year. This follow-up continures the trend; it might not be as big a smash, but it should please fans of their new identity to no end.
Some say these guys should stick to the Maroon 5 covers. For us, their last track, the massive pop hit “Ja Bok Ter Wa Rak [Tell Her That I Love]", had just enough charm thanks to the jazzy vocals and heartwarming lyrics. Does “Mod Keaw” live up to the hype? Listen and decide for yourself.
Minus 88 is another side-project from Comet Records' founder. While Casinotone's “Lady” channels a disco dancing vibe, “No Answer” is more experimental, more moody.
The lovely all-female pop-rock band are back after a strangely long absence from the city's festival lineup. In a word: Dreamy.
After disappearing for a couple years, the highly-touted rock band are back with a second single in quick succession. The post-rock-leaning sound, goes well with the poetic lyrics—kinda reminding us how we loved Modern Dog back in the early days.
We’re glad this folk band continues to write pretty song after pretty song, even after signing to Warner Music. “Daughter and Son” benefits from a little studion sheen and builds to a rousing crescendo. The debut album is on the way.
Before their much-awaited new studio album hits iTunes on Nov 13, the band teased us with “Popular Vote,” whose toe-tapping melody beefits from a touch of vintage synths.
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