New music for the week of 30 June – 6 July
โป๊งชึ่ง (The Land of Smile) – ZOLAR
We think this should be the unofficial (or official even!) Thai tourism soundtrack. Not only is this catchy, it’s covered most of the must-dos, must-sees and must-eats in the Kingdom. And don’t get us started on Zolar’s dance moves.
น้ำหยดลงหิน (DRIP) – LYKN
The URBOYTJ-produced track has an inspiring message behind it: persistence can pay off. The lyrics put it aptly – ‘Drip on the stone every day / it’ll get wet at some point’. We also get to see the boys’ more mature side, especially in their choreography.
Generate – SuperThai
SuperThai is T-Pop’s newest boy group and already gaining much fan popularity. Made up of four ex-Chuang Asia 2 trainees, the group set fans’ hearts aflutter with their effervescent personalities. Generate is the group’s pre-debut single, and sees the quartet blend Thai traditional music with a contemporary hip-hop sound to great effect.
ถ้าคนจะใช่ (มันใช่ไปนานแล้ว) – Zom Marie
Zom Marie marks her debut as a soloist under Me Records with this track, which quickly notched up 1 million views in less than a week. Despite going under a new label, this song still retains the essence of Zom’s music style – a bittersweet heartbreak track.
Saxo Love (ชุดนอนไม่ได้นอน) – Tobii
Tobii is again oozing suaveness with his newest track, fresh off his earlier viral successes. The track draws heavily from a Afro-Amapiano sound, and keeps largely in line with Tobii’s earlier hits.
