Aed Carabao
Thai singer-songwriter and guitarist
Aed Carabao emerged as a significant figure in Thai music, particularly known for contributing to the folk-rock genre. The artist began a successful career in the late 1970s, becoming a prominent member of the Carabao band. This group gained widespread popularity for blending rock music with traditional Thai sounds, resulting in a unique and influential style. The lyrics often address social issues, resonating with a broad audience. Several albums released over the years solidified his position in the Thai music scene.
Formed the band Carabao in 1981
Released hit album 'Made in Thailand' in 1984
Influenced Thai rock music with socially conscious lyrics
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