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Fourth Releases New Pop Single Featuring JAOKHUN

Thai pop artist Fourth Natthawut has released his new single “Can’t Hold It (Officially)”, featuring JAOKHUN and produced by HYE. The upbeat track, accompanied by a sporty‑cute music video filmed at a tennis court, expresses the excitement of wanting to make a budding romance official. The song is now available on YouTube and major streaming services.

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Fourth Natthawut Jirawatthikul (FOURTH) of RISER MUSIC has dropped the upbeat pop single “Can’t Hold It (Officially)”, featuring a guest verse from JAOKHUN (Jawapun Wattanasin). The track, produced by HYE (Thanya Ketusuwan), captures the giddy feeling of falling for someone so cute you can’t keep your composure and want to make the relationship official. JAOKHUN adds a rap segment that boosts the song’s playful vibe. The accompanying music video, filmed at a tennis court, adopts a sporty‑cute concept and stars Chariz Felizz (Charis Ohama) as the female lead. Fourth said the video shoot was fun and natural, with everyone enjoying the process. He noted that the word “Officially” signals his desire to move from casual dating to an official relationship. The release follows his earlier warm‑hearted hit “Stay With Me (Every Single Day)”, which earned strong fan praise for its catchy melody and adorable video. Fans can stream the song and watch the video on YouTube via RISER MUSIC and other music platforms.

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