Pimjai Petchpalanchai
Phimjai Phonlaychai, formerly known as Narin Chummun, showed artistic talent from a young age. Despite her parents' desire for her to become a traditional Molam artist like them, she decided to pursue a career in the Lukthung music industry. She entered singing competitions and won awards, which led to collaborations with well-known artists such as Dao Bandon and Thepphon Phetubon. Her album 'Noom Yao - Sao San' sold over two million copies, establishing her as a "queen of molamplern". With a discography of over 300 tapes, videos and CDs, she has made a significant impact on the Lukthung music scene. She has also been an influential teacher and mentor to many aspiring Lukthung musicians, such as Siriporn Ampaipong and Jintara Poonlarp.
Phimjai Phonlaychai, formerly known as Narin Chummun, showed artistic talent from a young age. Despite her parents' desire for her to become a traditional Molam artist like them, she decided to pursue a career in the Lukthung music industry. She entered singing competitions and won awards, which led to collaborations with well-known artists such as Dao Bandon and Thepphon Phetubon. Her album 'Noom Yao - Sao San' sold over two million copies, establishing her as a "queen of molamplern". With a discography of over 300 tapes, videos and CDs, she has made a significant impact on the Lukthung music scene. She has also been an influential teacher and mentor to many aspiring Lukthung musicians, such as Siriporn Ampaipong and Jintara Poonlarp.
