Band Leader Yorch POW Releases Powerful Solo "Blow Your Mind" After Three Years of Development

After nearly three years of training and development, Yorch POW from POW has finally released his debut Korean-style solo single "Blow Your Mind," marking an important milestone in his artistic career. The artist opened up about the pressure, effort, and dreams behind his journey to become a world-class Thai artist.

Yorch explained how he first heard the song during the promotion of his single "Valentine" while chatting with their main producer. "The moment I heard this song, I really wanted to sing it. At that time, it didn't have an owner, and I wasn't sure I'd actually get to perform it, but I hoped I would."

He added, "At first, I was singing it like Lucky Daye's original version, but it wasn't my style at all. No matter how many times I recorded it, I wasn't satisfied. But I didn't want to give up. I adjusted the song to fit myself better and practiced continuously. I received guidance from King Henry and Sasha Alex Sloan, and the song was refined over nearly three years."

What thrilled Yorch most was discovering the song was produced by world-renowned producer and DJ Diplo. "I was shocked to learn it was Diplo's work. I waited for feedback with excitement, and I was delighted to receive great feedback. There were also ideas to add featuring artists. After working and practicing for three years, I'm happiest that this song has become a reality."

The single also features artists Sik-K and Bryan Chase. Yorch noted, "The song became more colorful and diverse with their different sounds and rhythms. I think it really helped make the song better."

Touching moments came when his POW bandmates surprised him at the music video shoot to encourage him. "We came to give our leader and band head YORCH hyung encouragement," they said. Yorch was grateful: "I felt very tired, but when the members came and cheered me on, I immediately felt energized."

He concluded, "I love making music and always want to try new things. 'Blow Your Mind' is like the first step of a new challenge. I started as a child actor in Thailand, trained as a trainee, and now I stand here as an artist. I want to continue growing."

"I hope this growth will make me a proud Thai artist, not just in K-pop but on a world level, like senior Thai artists such as Lisa, BamBam, and Minnie. One day, I'd also like to collaborate with them."