Pawaret Jenpoomdech's music pathway began as part of a marching band when he was just a high school student. He was thoroughly surrounded by musical instruments, and the snare and percussion were the first two things that he became familiar with, and became the turning point that sparked my interest in other forms of percussion. He had the chance to discover the handpan through YouYube and was enthralled by its notability and uniqueness.

Pawaret Jenpoomdech believes the handpan is the most remarkable percussion instrument, considering its appearance, how it's played and its unique sounds. He makes rhythms and melodies with this instrument, which are unique to each person's playing technique, and is suitable for people of all ages with no special restrictions. He was lucky enough to have met Thai people who created the handpan by themselves, naming it Muta Sound Sculptures and bringing out its exceptional abilities.