1) Vit Hyper - muk ngai lhai jai lhork luang
2) Tai Orrathai - kon nai kwarm kid hord
3) Nidnoi Nantaporn - mai aow pee chai
4) Bua Bunchitar - yoo tee nhai jai kor kid tueng
5) Earn The Star - yah mong karm kwarm sei jai

1) Vit Hyper - muk ngai lhai jai lhork luang
2) Tai Orrathai - kon nai kwarm kid hord
3) Nidnoi Nantaporn - mai aow pee chai
4) Bua Bunchitar - yoo tee nhai jai kor kid tueng
5) Earn The Star - yah mong karm kwarm sei jai

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My current favourite Takkatan song, playing this a lot at the moment!
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Looking and sounding good as always, its Earn The Star.
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Listed as volume 3 of Bew for R-Siam though actually her 4th album for the label. I am a big Bew Kalayanee fan and a fan of her strong rock edged lukthung and can't decide if Bew is my 3rd or 4th favourite lukthung singer at the moment, maybe this album can help me out. Why do i like Bew anyway? Well its the songs.
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Nice song by Ying off her volume 4 album.
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Happy Thai New Year! To celebrate here is my current favourite Tai Orratai song.
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Cream is a gorgeous girl, this is track 10 off her recent album. Another one i must review soon!
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Nidnoi's album is pretty good, review soon maybe. This is not my current favourite song off the album but a nice song all the same.
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One of last year's most pleasing debuts was by the amazingly cute Bua Bunchitar and this is the follow up. She is just as cute but is the album just as good? The title track starts things off and is a nice mid-paced jolly tune with sweet instrumentation and Bua's strong clipping vocals high in the mix. "Dork mai rim tarng" which follows is a good slow tune with some excellent singing. The song builds and builds though maybe doesn't quite live up to the earlier promise, maybe needing a bit of a bigger chorus, though is still a good tune.

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Lets have a MV by Earn The Star, nice song and video.
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Ying has a new album out, a "special" one, and this is one of the songs off it.
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Earn's second album i believe, i like Earn though the highlight of her last album was no doubt her photos (not that the album was bad but it was maybe a bit pop-lukthung bland). This album has lots of pictures too... and a great title track. "Yah mong karm kwarm sei jai" is a great fast track with nice instrumentation, Earn's pleasant if unexceptional vocals scoring well on driving verses and a great chorus with nice pop hooks.


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I really like Noo Meter's voice, check out this song, an older one.
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