Thai Pop Artists Drop New Singles Across Multiple Genres
Thai artists are rolling out a variety of new singles, from GELBOYS 2’s fan‑centric pop‑dance track to SPRITE’s cheeky hip‑hop flirtation. Tilly Birds return with an emotive ballad about moving on, while WINNING embraces a brighter pop‑punk‑rock sound. Meanwhile, HOLYFOX and FREEHAND add cinematic pop and reflective rock to the mix.
The article details a wave of new Thai music releases. GELBOYS 2’s subunit PIDE unveils the chic pop‑dance single 'Fan Club No Boyfriend', expressing love from a fan’s viewpoint without needing possession. Hip‑hop artist SPRITE of bYOND teams up with OG‑ANIC for the playful track 'Kham Wan', a retro‑infused Thai‑flavored flirtation song. Tilly Birds return with the heartfelt single 'Kae… Hai Pai' from their fourth album VIVIDPALACE, giving voice to those still haunted by past loves. WINNING shifts from sad ballads to confident pop‑punk‑rock with 'I Love You Better Than Him (Pick Me)', produced alongside March Vybes and featuring a music video directed by Nes Kaninvong. HOLYFOX’s look‑alike artist 'Phiang Ploy' debuts the cinematic pop track 'Lob', wishing to cherish moments with loved ones, backed by producers tinn, O WANYAi, and O Seksan. Finally, rock band FREEHAND releases the introspective single 'If One Day' (Crossroads), accompanied by a music video directed by Juk Ji‑rát that uses the metaphor of walking past an ex‑lover, starring actor Phaet Phet Charoensuk.
