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ดาว บ้านดอน

ดาว บ้านดอน

ดาว บ้านดอน has been played on NTS in shows including Full House, featured first on 20 December 2014. Songs played include Bong Ja Bong, รักน้องคนเดียว / Rak Nong Kon Diew (I Love Only You) and คนขี่หลังควาย / Kon Kee Lang Keai (Man On A Water Buffalo).

Dao Bandon (also spelled Daw Bandon and Dae Bandon; Thai: ดาว บ้านดอน) is a Thai singer. Born Tiam Saksirif, his stage name translates to “Star born on a high mountain village.” That mountain village meant a childhood of poverty. Bandon grew up listening to Thai AM radio, and when he left home to join a Buddhist monastery at 12, his love of singing suited him for Buddhist chants. When he turned 18, he left religious life with dreams of becoming a pop star. The singer’s voice isn’t conventionally pretty, but his expressiveness gives his music a searching, mournful tone. But it’s not all lamentation. Selected songs are in a particular subgenre of Thai popular music called luk thung isan, from the country’s Isan region. The particular cadences of the region’s language, and Bandon’s natural expressiveness, helps give his music its distinct emotional quality.

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ดาว บ้านดอน

ดาว บ้านดอน has been played on NTS in shows including Full House, featured first on 20 December 2014. Songs played include Bong Ja Bong, รักน้องคนเดียว / Rak Nong Kon Diew (I Love Only You) and คนขี่หลังควาย / Kon Kee Lang Keai (Man On A Water Buffalo).

Dao Bandon (also spelled Daw Bandon and Dae Bandon; Thai: ดาว บ้านดอน) is a Thai singer. Born Tiam Saksirif, his stage name translates to “Star born on a high mountain village.” That mountain village meant a childhood of poverty. Bandon grew up listening to Thai AM radio, and when he left home to join a Buddhist monastery at 12, his love of singing suited him for Buddhist chants. When he turned 18, he left religious life with dreams of becoming a pop star. The singer’s voice isn’t conventionally pretty, but his expressiveness gives his music a searching, mournful tone. But it’s not all lamentation. Selected songs are in a particular subgenre of Thai popular music called luk thung isan, from the country’s Isan region. The particular cadences of the region’s language, and Bandon’s natural expressiveness, helps give his music its distinct emotional quality.

Original source: Last.fm

Tracks featured on

Most played tracks

Bong Ja Bong
Daw Bandon
Sublime Frequencies2009
รักน้องคนเดียว / Rak Nong Kon Diew (I Love Only You)
ดาว บ้านดอน, Dao Bandon, ダオ・バンドン
EM Records2014
คนขี่หลังควาย / Kon Kee Lang Keai (Man On A Water Buffalo)
ดาว บ้านดอน, Dao Bandon, ダオ・バンドン
EM Records2014