Thai pop: Aof (อ๊อฟ)

Thai/Chinese singer and actor Pongsak Rattanapong, as his real name is, has a positive energy that really gets me going in this new video "Just One Night".

• Aof - Just One Night

Thaipop: Gaia (ไกอา)

The five members of Thai group Gaia has been around now for three years, but the new video "Love Me Please!" is the first one that is a bit more than rises above average idol-wannabe-ness. A little more humor, a little more class than before, and the dance-in-the-dust effects are a nice touch.

• Gaia - Love Me Please!
• Gaia - Love Potion
• Gaia - Audition (เลือกได้)

Thai pop: Shimi Club (สโมสรชิมิ)

Shimi Club is a Thai idol group under Rsiam entertainment with rotating members. The new "Single lady" from the upcoming album "Single Club" is plenty fun, as expected of a Thai music video.

• Shimi Club - Single Lady (โสดอยู่รู้ยัง)

Thai pop: C Cup

Well, now. A group with the name C Cup (from Thailand). That debuts with the song "Take It Off". And their logo is the final clincher if there was any doubt. What could their 'thing' be, mayhaps?...and the video doesn't exactly contradict this either... ;-) It has all been done before in Japan or Korea, but it's a first for me seeing this kind of high octane combination of sexual cliches in Thai pop.

• C Cup - Take it off (ถอดไม่ถอด)

Thaipop: Faye Fang Kaew - Mouth to Mouth

The three charming girls in self named group FFK (Faye Fang Kaew) does another charming number in their Mouth to Mouth, which has english subs, another sign of Thai pop is in demand abroad.

• Faye Fang Kaew - Mouth to Mouth

Thai pop: Sinchanok Klaitae

Sinchanok Klaitae, or Thankyou Shinsanok, is a newly signed singer for the prominent Thai label Kamikaze which debuts with "Love You More". It is an easygoing pop song that works well as a first introduction.

• Sinchanok - Love You More (รักเธอมากกว่าใครนะ)