Landokmai
Landokmai formed in 2011 with Chatchai "Fon" Pakornpan on lead vocals and guitar, Jirat "M" Patthathep on vocals and keyboard, Nitikan "Won" Tangprasert on...
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Landokmai formed in 2011 with Chatchai "Fon" Pakornpan on lead vocals and guitar, Jirat "M" Patthathep on vocals and keyboard, Nitikan "Won" Tangprasert on bass, and Thanawat "Tuay" Puangpreecha on drums. Their debut single "On The Train" became a hit that year, establishing their presence in Thai music with its melancholic yet catchy feel.
They released several studio albums including Landokmai in 2011, 24 Hours in 2012, The Lost City of Love in 2014, Phenomena in 2015, Metamorphosis in 2017, and The Chronicles of Us in 2019. Their music often explores themes of love and relationships, with songs like "Please Be True" and "Last Celebrate" featuring Whal & Dolph showing their blend of pop and rock elements.
They managed to clear their name from these claims, though it marked a challenging period as they were building their career.
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