interviews jintara / siriporn / mike piromporn

[thai3]

ooh well I notice that Yui Yatt Yerr seens to have moved from the PGM label to Fours label which I don't know anything about, maybe it's new. I always have great trouble finding out the singers concert shcedule and would like to know what Yui's is from after Jan 8th. I normally have to call into grammy to ask about concerts, which is not always easy, me not speaking enough thai, last time they thought I had gone to book a concert. Trouble with grammy is that although they give an email address of someone in public relations, they never answer. Sure-audio are good as they will always email and tell me when their singers are on. If you get the chance could you ask for some sort of contact at Yui's company to ask about dates. Of course some companies say the singer has no concert when they are on the road every night, depends who you talk to-peter

[thai3]

Says markle:

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"your conclusions are somehow strange"

Grammy and the like getting into lukthoong is a bad omen for me. The Big Guys (Grammy and RS) have destroyed mainstream Thai music and I'm sure they'll do the same for Luk Thoong.

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There does not seem to be a big rush of singers joining grammy though, and I read that grammy have done a lot to improve the payment and contracts to singers. I can only think of Got, Mike, Siriporn, Luknok Supaporn and Wranuch Puttachart when it comes to major counrty singers on grammy, and some left like Jintara.

[samak]

last night i made a unrepresentative poll among some BG's about mike piromporn's most popular song. the choice was

kapaow ban fan thing, which does not surprise as it covers a common practise among younger thais