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Interests
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Listening to cool music, singing to myself, writing songs, reading good books, seeing good movies, sipping good coffee/herbal tea, etc.
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Favorite Music
Antonio Carlos Jobim, Stan Getz, Joao Gilberto, Bill Evans, Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald, De Phazz, Stephane Pompougnac, Jack Johnson, Orange Pekoe, Pizzicato Five, Jamiroquai, Simply Red
Current Favorite Artists / Bands: All the artists of Fine Tune Studio & Music Clay
Favorite Song: All the songs of Antonio Carlos Jobim, George & Ira Gerswin, Cole Porter, Jack Johnson
Favorite Album: Getz/Gilberto, Jazz Samba, Hotel Costes series, Modern Lights, In Between Dreams, [Lisa Ekdahl] Sings Salvadore Poe
Favorite Music Video: All the work of Michel Gondry
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Favorite Movies
Amilie, The Shawshank Redemption, You and Me and Everyone We Know, Jerry Maguire, Mr. Holland's Opus, Chicago, Love Actually, Old Boy, In the Mood for Love, Chungking Express, Monrak Transistor, Always, Be with You, Better Tomorrow, etc.
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Favorite TV Shows
Iron Chef, Kokoriko, TV Champion, The Contender, Mega Clever, Ching-Roi-Ching-Lan, One Night Genius, etc.
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Favorite Books
All the work of Prapas Chonsaranon
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Favorite Quote
"Stay hungry, stay foolish"
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Journal
http://bkmagazine.com/feature/qa-klerm-samakom
QA&A: Klerm Samakomby Nuttaporn Srisi... on December 20, 2007 - 5:16pm
Lifelong friends Tei and Ex are salarymen by day and Klerm Samakom by night. After years of juggling the demands of work and melodies, the optimistic duo finally present their debut self-titled album, Klerm Samakom.
BK: Why Klerm Samakom?Ex: We want those who listen to our music to klerm (be lost in) with the songs.
Tei: We used to be Pahi Trio! At first, we used to be a trio but the other member left. We dusted off and developed the songs we’ve composed together since back in high school and sent a demo to Fine Tunes. They liked our songs, so here we are. BK: How would you describe your music?Tei: Our songs are positive and optimistic. It’d be great if our songs could cheer the fans up when they are sad or heartbroken, that our songs could lighten up their blue days. BK: How do you think your songwriting has changed since high school to now?Tei: Before, we were pretty straight-forward and narrative. But now, we know how to convey the message and I think our songs now are more harmonious and balanced.
Ex: We grow with our songs. Writing songs makes us talk and discuss new ideas. It makes us understand ourselves and others better. BK: What is your favorite song on the album?Ex: “Mai Haang.” It’s the song that I wrote especially for my girlfriend. With both my full-time job and making the album, I hardly had time for her, so I wrote this song to tell her that even though we don’t see each other that much now, she shouldn’t be sad because I always miss her.
BK: Is it difficult juggling day and night jobs?
Tei: Not really. Ex is a risk management manager, while I work in an advertising agency. Our jobs may seem to be the total opposite to an artist, but we are lucky that our colleagues understand and support us. Plus, I get to exercise both the creative and logical sides of my brain.
Ex: The mobile phone is my best friend. Whenever anything pops up in my mind, I record it on the phone. BK: What do you expect from the album?Tei: From what I’ve seen, popularity hasn’t yet translated into album sales. So I’m glad if the fans simply love our songs.
Ex: We spent three years working on this album, but it lasts only 45 minutes. Nuttaporn Srisirirungsimakul
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