Funky morlam from the husky voiced Jomkwan. 10 tracks. 1. Kor tarng noi ka 2. Yarm jon 3. Klub jae-bieb 4. Jod mai karn noi 5. Kid tueng barn na 6. Likasit hua jai 7. Kaaw kum sood tai 8. Pha pa ka klub 9. Fung krueng fai jai chum 10. Wun tee ter jark

Morlam with attitude! Brilliant album of hard hitting morlam with electric guitars, fast paced rhythms, and morlam rap style vocals, with some slower tunes thrown in too. 14 tracks. 1. Yah Khor Morlam 2. Gae Tar Khar Lun 3. Chewit Neh 4. Itchar 5. Silapin Nai Duang Jai 6. Hang Sung Hang Si Dai 7. Entrance Hua Jai 8. Sah 9. Mao Mai Kub 10. Hua Jai Taek Kerb 11. Ruk Kao Hai Por 12. Khor Mee Ruk Jing 13. Huk Sao Kay Larng 14. Phom Ruk Kun

2 CDs of pulsating morlam from Isaan, northeast Thailand played on the phin (lute) and khaen (reed bamboo mouth organ) accompanied by modern beats and chants.

New album from brilliant lukthung / morlam male singer, this one features some of the grooviest, funkiest rhythms of all his CDs with some great playing of Thai instruments such as the khaen (mouth organ) and phin (lute). 12 tracks.

Electric rock guitar mixed with morlam and lukthung, well sung by recent artist to come on the scene. 10 tracks.

Superb album by veteran morlam singer and percussionist. Slow to mid-tempo hard roots with a variety of instrumentation, some acoustic, some slightly cheesy synthesizers. Chanting, yodeling backing vocals add to an already strange brew.

One of Morlam's biggest male stars in mixture of upbeat rootsy and rather smooth ballads. Excellent place to discover the male side of morlam.

Two fantastic female singers on exceptional album of high quality driving morlam. Some duets, some sung individually. Good mix of slow and fast tunes.

Rootsy lukthung and morlam by young singer. Good selection of varied tunes from slow to mid tempo and faster paced tunes. Each features khaen, guitar and organ with programmed beats without sounding too cheesy. Recommended.

Pop morlam kitch at its best. Big production with synths, heavy guitars, drum machines, disco beats all done with humour and in the best possible taste. Male singer with a motor bike to match his ego.

Male and female vocalists on upbeat and plaintive pop and roots morlam numbers, with electric guitars and keyboards adding to a distinct cheese factor.

Male duo in rootsy up-tempo and mid-tempo material. The real sound of morlam, wonderfully performed.

Characteristic whooping backing vocals, driving percussion, fake brass accompaniment on synthesizer, all the elements of a Waipot album to the fore. Brilliant.

A buddhist monk who sings morlam by the look of it, except this hasn't got much to do with zen. Instead danceable, powerful and at times rather odd. Wonder what they make of it back at the temple.

Jazzy organ and phin, gentle grooves and a great voice make this an exceptional morlam album by perhaps the best male morlam singer in Thailand.

Pop/morlam by a veteran singer. Most tracks have that harder edge she seems to revel in, although on others a more western pop feel takes over. Just about any album by Barnyen however is worth hearing. Excellent.

Popular morlam singer who died over ten years ago. Synthesisers blend with phin (stringed instrument) khaen (bamboo mouth organ) over incessent rhythms. This album of 12 songs is mostly mid-tempo and a nice blend of modern and traditional, with more western influences than other morlam singers.

Similar to volume 1 above, but probably with more of a western pop feel. Hanee had a piercing and powerful voice, which made her the star of the genre.

Fourteen tracks and artists including Chalomparn Malakam, Dao Bandoen and Tongmi Malai. Hard hitting, chugging, incessant rhythms with great singing. One of the best CDs with which to discover this wonderful music.

Relatively unknown artists include Pim Dai, Sala Ka and Dao Bandorn. Top notch hard core morlam, sung by both male and female singers.

Rather wonderful morlam/lukthung compilation album. Artists include Charlempon Marlakam, Wypot and Damtitakon. A pretty good place to explore morlam.