Been trying to capture my synesthetic experience of music with my drawing more and here is an example of that
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Been trying to capture my synesthetic experience of music with my drawing more and here is an example of that
Finally posting some bonafide molam on this blog, performance starts at about 2:40.
A little slice of lore is that when I was about 12 or 13 my mom made me watch the king and I with Yul Brynner because she had a crush on him and all I retained from it was a lifelong fascination with Thai dancing. Just another little way mom’s attempts at controlling my trajectory took a surprising and for her baffling turn.
This dance is about 1000 times more romantic and interesting than a Hammerstein musical to me. It’s also incredibly geometric, it’s only 10 minutes long (ideal for watching/listening on a loop) & the music and vocals are pleasing. There are few things I like better or even equivalently to math but ลำ (lam) comes very close.
Checking in on the two (( its two, right?????)
Yep, there's two of us!
2 am art because insomnia
(👇 these ocs belong to @shapeshivvter )
วงไฮโร [Wong Hairo] - หมีแพนด้า [Mi phaenda] Country: Thailand || Language: Thai || Style: Molam https://open.spotify.com/album/3GqnV0CPgeWBjLiJRY2vDB
SOUND VOYAGE en route to Thailand LP => mini medley mp3
Hey! Check out the trailer for my latest project, Silly Farang, a film that weaves together musical gems and wild signage from Thailand.