This is the debut album from Bua Bunchitar and very good it is too. The title track opener is a very relaxed start to the album with plenty of atmosphere and flute. "Khern" is a bit more up-front with a jaunty guitar led tune and some good singing. The best track is "Ruk jing rue plao", a superb up tempo number with a great melody and chorus. Sometimes Bua's vocals get a little lost on the chorus but it doesn't distract from this album's standout track.
This is a nice understated album from Natalie Sripetch, many songs are xylophone driven and the overall feel of the backing being rather laid-back allowing Natalie's soaring vocals to take central stage. The opening track "Kor ar-nu-yard mia ma ru yung" is a prime example of this, the pace is slow and restrained and Natalie's vocals are allowed space to be heard.
This is a debut by Poonim and has a nice inoffensive little start with a jaunty tune though Poonim's vocals are a little suspect. I'm not sure her vocals are that good but her voice does have a young, almost child-like, appeal about it. "Kop ai laew dai yung" which follows is a slower track and like a lot of singers Poonim sounds better when the speed is cut. The song has some nice flute, actually instrumentation throughout the album isn't bad at all.
"Muer yarm baan muan ruam mit" is a good time album, recorded by Siriporn and ensemble as a continuous piece of work as live and very good fun it is too. The pace is more or less the same throughout put the songs are good sounding and familiar and with plenty of yelps in the background. And it makes you want to get to your feet and join in.
