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Musical artist. Thongchai McIntyre ( Thai: ธงไชย แมคอินไตย์, pronounced [tʰōŋ.tɕʰāj mɛ́k.ʔīn.tāj]; born Albert Thongchai McIntyre; 8 December 1958) is a Thai singer, actor and 2023 National Artist Performing Arts. He is also sometimes known as Bird Thongchai, Phi Bird ("Older brother Bird") or simply ...
Simply Bird. Simply Bird ( Thai: ซิมพลีย์ เบิร์ด) is the fifteenth studio album by Thai recording artist Thongchai McIntyre. The album was released on 26 November 2007 by GMM Grammy . Mostly songs in this album are smooth and midpaced, while some are faster. Further, various genres such as R&B, hip hop, pop / rock ...
Choot Rub Kaek ( Thai: ชุดรับแขก, English: Set For Guest) is the 12th studio album by Thongchai McIntyre with Jintara Poonlarp, Nat Myria, and Katreeya English. This album was released on November 5, 2002. [1] The album has sold over 5 million copies (CD and Cassette Tape), the highest in Thailand. In addition, 3 millions ...
Nattaphon Suntharaanu (Klang) Past members. Apirath Sukkhajitr (Rath) Loso ( Thai: โลโซ) are a Thai rock band formed in Bangkok. They are signed to the label More Music, an imprint of GMM Grammy. Led by guitarist Seksan Sukpimai (aka Sek Loso), they are a very successful band in Thailand.
Palmy. Eve Pancharoen ( Thai: อีฟ ปานเจริญ; 7 August 1981), well known by her stage name Palmy ( Thai: ปาล์มมี่ ), is a Thai pop singer who has recorded and released several albums including concert DVDs on the GMM Grammy label, beginning with her self-titled solo debut, Palmy, in 2001. Palmy has explored a ...
Golf & Mike, more often credited in Thailand as Golf-Mike ( Thai: กอล์ฟ-ไมค์ ), was a Thai pop duo artist consisting of brothers Pichaya "Golf" Nitipaisalkul and Pirat "Mike" Nitipaisalkul, formed under Thailand's biggest entertainment company, GMM Grammy. Brothers are born from a French Chinese father and a Thai mother.
Thai classical music is synonymous with those stylized court ensembles and repertoires that emerged in their present form within the royal centers of Central Thailand some 800 years ago. These ensembles, while being influenced by older practices and repertoires from India, are today uniquely Thai expressions.
The title track "Cha Cha Sing" is a cover of the song "Row Mah Sing" (Thai: เรามาซิง; RTGS: Rao Ma Sing) by popular Thai singer Bird Thongchai, and the first B-side "Loving You Too Much" is also a cover of a song by him, titled "Too Much So Much Very Much".