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Feed x Khaosod Awards 2026 Honors Asia7 and Milli in Music Categories

The Feed x Khaosod Awards 2026 announced its top music honors, with band Asia7 winning Best Song of the Year for "Childhood Calling" and rapper Milli taking Best Solo Artist of the Year. The awards were judged by senior executives from Matichon and Khaosod media groups along with external experts.

Feed x Khaosod Awards 2026 Honors Asia7 and Milli in Music Categories
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The Feed x Khaosod Awards 2026 wrapped up the year by announcing winners in three major music categories online: Best Song of the Year, Best Solo Artist of the Year, and Best Group Artist of the Year. Selection was made by a committee of senior Matichon executives alongside external experts, with awards presented by Matichon Managing Director Prapt Boonpan, Digital Media Deputy Managing Director Sampran Klawichai, Khaosod Online Editor Meta Machanatik, and Feed Digital Media Executive Editor Benjaporn Sridee.

Best Song of the Year went to "Childhood Calling" by Asia7. The six-member band comprises lead vocalist Amornpat 'Oi' Seimtrakul, saw player Narissara 'Yoye' Sakpanjochot, Isan instrumentalist Ton Trakoon Kaewyong, saxophonist Kritameth 'Om' Kittibunyathiwakorn, guitarist Sunthorn Duangdaeng, and drummer Thitirat 'Note' Dilokhattakarn.

Yoye explained the song originated from the music first, featuring complex arrangements that showcase the band's distinct identity. Inspiration came from the novel "The Little Prince" — growing up brings fears and experiences that make one forget childhood dreams, and the band wanted to convey that story.

Note said the track is one the band truly loves and feels protective of; it captures everything authentic about them, and every performance feels exhilarating, especially with Oi dancing upfront.

Oi added the song represents the childhood dreams of all six members. Though they put care into every song, this one resonates deeply, and winning validates their dedication.

Ton noted Asia7 is approaching its 11th anniversary after a decade-long journey. The award proves to themselves, bandmates, fans, and the industry that their path — once uncertain — was worth believing in. He thanked everyone, including himself, for not abandoning their dreams.

Oi thanked all supporters, emphasizing that musicians need listeners. She pledged the band will continue creating authentic music true to their identity and invited fans to follow future releases and catch their live shows.

Best Solo Artist of the Year went to Milli, who expressed deep gratitude, noting the recognition feels like...

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