Buddhist Festival – Asaha Bucha Day
Thai Online Radio – Jazz Moment
Year of the Rabbit – Thai Zodiac
Thai Wat – Wat Phrathat Doi Kham
Sak Yant – Paed Dan – Eight Sided Yant
Thai Online Radio – Music Zaa
Wat Sanghathan Meditation Center
Sak Yant – Phra Narai Song Khrut
Baan Tong Luang – Hill Tribe Cultural Preservation Village
Thai Orchid – Gastrochilus bellinus Rchb.f Kuntze
Thai Online Radio – Siam Music Zaa
Thai Wat – Wat Phrathat Suthon Mongkon Khiri
Thai Online Radio – UBRadio – Underground Music
Sak Yant – Paed Tidt – Eight Direction Yant
Thai Online Radio – GreenWave
Dhamma Kancana Vipassana Meditation Center – Kanchanaburi
Eating Bugs – Bees Nests – Bee Larvae
Laem Chabang Country Club – Pattaya Golf
Buddhist Ceremony – Wian Tian – Candlelight Procession
Thailand Music
Jintara Poonlarp – Thai Singer – Luktung
Jintara Poonlarp. the well known Thai singer of Luktung, was born on 12th March 1971 in the Thailand province of Roi Et. Jintara was actually born Tongbai Janluang, Jintara being her stage name, and later changed her name to Tongbai Poonlarp. Jintara enjoyed singing from an early age and won 1st prize in a singing contest in Khon Kaen.
Reggae Music in the Park – Chiang Mai Full Moon Party
The very first Chiang Mai Smile Full Moon Party will be held on 27th February 2010 at Huay Tung Tao, just outside Chiang Mai. The Reggae Music in the Park will feature several Bands playing Rock, Ska, Reggae and Latin music together with DJs selecting the very best of Hiphop, Techno and Electro music. The venue, Huay Tung Tao Lake is a well known leisure park and will make the perfect setting for what promises to be a memorable evening.
Luktung – Tai Orathai
One of the biggest stars of the Luktung music scene in Thailand is Tai Orathai. Thai Orathai, born Orathai Kapdam on March 27th 1980 in Ubon Ratchathani has a beautiful captivating singing voice that has made her popular not only in Thailand but also in the United States and Europe where she has toured several times.
T-Bone – Ska Reggae – Thai Band
Thai Reggae started about 20 years ago with a Thai Band called T-Bone. Formed by a group of college friends, T-Bone, the Ska Reggae Band, took its name from a brand of Jeans of the same name which their lead singer Gap was making at the time. T-Bone started out playing Reggae music, influenced by Bob Marley and gradually introduced Ska and Jazz into their repertoire.
Job2Do – Thai Reggae
Job2Do is without a doubt the best known Thai Reggae Band in Thailand. Job2Do, with lead singer Job Bunjob, has a huge cult following in Thailand and thanks to the many visitors who have seen his concerts in Thailand, now has a substantial following in many other countries.
Thai Reggae Fest 2010 – Pai
The 5th annual Thai Reggae Fest will take place in Pai, Mae Hong Son Province, on 29th and 30th January 2010 at Coffee in Love. The theme of this year’s Thai Reggae Fest will be “Combat Global Warming”
The 2010 Thai Reggae Fest will feature performances by
T-BONE , KAI-JO BROTHERS , TEDDY SKA , AZTONAPAI (GREECE), IMPULSE BAND (The African band), together with other singers from Thailand and abroad.
Songs for Life Album – Kangkeng – Kangkeng Tua Tee 1
KangKeng is one of the latest Phua Cheewit bands to hit the Thai music scene with their debut Songs for Life Album, Kangkeng Tua Tee 1. Phua Cheewit or Songs for Life music is a blend of Rock and Country music made famous by the bands Caravan and Carabao. Gai, the lead singer of the band KangKeng is from South Thailand
Thaimusic – Luktung – Jonas Anderson
Jonas Anderson is one of best known singers in Thailand of the Thaimusic genre known as Luktung and most surprisingly is not a Thai. Jonas Anderson was born in Sweden and came with his parents to Thailand when he was just 9 years old. They settled in Nakorn Ratchasima in Isaan, N.E. Thailand which is right in the heart of Luktung music country.
Thaimusic – Luktung
The Thaimusic known as Luktung also written as (Luk Tung/Look Tung) has become an extremely popular form of music in Thailand. Luktung Thaimusic or Playng Luktung originated in Isaan, Northeastern Thailand, and is country music often translated as “Songs of the children of the rice fields”. Luktung songs can be fast or slow with frequent [...]
