Thammarat - Normal
If you are searching for what lies beyond the rainbow, Normal, the latest release by Thammarat is it. A wanderlust of emotions and a fierce embracing of oneself. When the world refuses to make space for you, art does it in the tiniest of ways, and he makes sure that this point shines in this number. The track sticks to his strengths, which are musical theatre and R&B; however, he adds a little bit of synth spice by bringing in pop to the song. He fills the space with a rush of energy right from the start with a thumping bass that is in tandem with your heart. Thammarat wastes no time as his vocals take centre stage and put words to feelings of the discomfort of growth. While the pulsing drums sear straight to the stars, the track feels like a grounding exercise, reminding him that all his feelings and realities are normal. When he says, “Because parents raise but do not decide the you who makes you feel alive; if you lean more toward girl than guy and that feels normal, it should be normal!” he suddenly makes magic. You can imagine the lights dim as a spot remains on him; suddenly it's a deeply personal performance where he looks and lyrically embraces you. The track has a natural musical and storytelling nature to it. The track exudes the angst that Dear Evan Hanson carries along with the awareness and pop culture of The Politician. So if there ever is a world where they collide, this song is it. You can check out more of Thammarat’s work by clicking on the links attached above.
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