from Rattanakosin Breakin Crew Live Session at Seoul Thai Festival Online 2022, track released April 22, 2022
Rattanakosin Breakin Crew (รัตนโกสินทร์ เบรคคิน ครูว์)
is a Thai contemporary instrumental band based in Bangkok, Thailand. The band was formed in 2019, from various local musicians. Which combines the musical styles of several ethnic groups from different culture across the globe with local and traditional Thai music influences. Incorporating elements of 1960s - 1980s Thai folk, traditional music from all over Thailand such as lukthung, molam, klong yao and talung into funk, experimental, psychedelic rock, rare groove and a wide variety of music from all over the World, including electronic sound effects or noises like scratching techniques to created their rich, colourful and unique rhythms, so creating a distinctive fusion of modern World music, as well as exploring contemporary styles, combines a type of organic music with electronic embellishments and modern arrangements. Their music has been described as "a combination of tradition and innovation."



Rattanakosin Breakin Crew
Members
1. Ratarut Siriwong
- Turntable / DJ Mixer
- Percussions : Ching (Thai Small Cymbals) / Southern Thai Gongs / Angklung/ Tambourine / Jaw harp / Bar Chimes / Wooden Chimes / Thunder Tube

2. Pariphon Dinlansagoon
- Trumpet / Harmonica / Shofar Horn
- Accordion
- Percussions : Charp (Thai Cymbals) / Timbales / Cowbell / A-Go-Go Bells /Brass Boxing Bell

3. Pheeradon Phimsuttikul
- Trumpet
- Percussions : Maracas / Caxixis / Water Bird Whistle

4. Songklod Nunthakasem
- Trombone
- Percussions : Thai Gong / Caxixis / Wooden Owl Whistle

5. Kraikrisda Prasansri (EX)
- Bass Trombone
- Percussions : Woodblock / Claves / Bamboo Bird Whistle

6. Laphat Kromsri
- E.Guitar
- E.Soprano Taishokoto (Japanese Harp)
- Backing Vocal

7. Phollakrit Liankattawa
- E.Bass

8. Kanathat Rattanaampai
- Drum set

9. Thakoon Boonma
- Woodwinds : Klui (Thai Bamboo Flute) / Bansuri (Indian Bamboo Flute)
- Percussions : Conga / Taphon (Thai Barrel Drum) & Klong Yao (Thai Long Drum)