Artiwara Kongmalai

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Artiwara Kongmalai อาทิวราห์ คงมาลัย
Background information
Born	(1979-05-30) 30 May 1979 (age 42) Suphan Buri Province, Thailand
Genres	Alternative rock
Occupation(s)	Singer actors charities sportspeoples[1][2] YouTubers
Instruments	Vocal
Years active	1996–present
Labels	GMM Grammy
Associated acts	Bodyslam

Artiwara Kongmalai (Thai: อาทิวราห์ คงมาลัย), or nickname Toon (born 30 May 1979), is a Thai rock music singer and vocalist from the Thai popular music band Bodyslam.

Early life and career[]

He was born on 30 May 1979. He is the nephew of Aed Carabao. He finished his secondary education at ,^[3] and third degree from Chulalongkorn University.

He started his music career on stage in 1996 in the music contest "Hot Wave Music Awards",^[4] and signed-on with the recording label , until 2002 when he joined and and founded the rock band Bodyslam, signed with the recording label GMM Grammy.^[5] He had a platonic relationship with .^[6]

Charities[]

He founded a running project Gaw Khon La Gaw (Thai: ก้าวคนละก้าว, Each step each), to run and donate money to hospitals in Thailand to buy medical equipment.

• In 2016 he raised money for the , donating 85 million Baht.^[7]
• In 2018, he raised money for 11 hospitals in Thailand, donating 700 million to billion Baht.^[8]

Discography[]

Collaborations[]

• 2000 – Sak Eoai (with Big Ass)
• 2003 – Khong Mee Khom (with Big Ass)
• 2010 – Kid Hoad (with Siriporn Ampaipong)
• 2017 – Nak Phajon Mueng (with Mike Phiromphon, Phai Phongsathon and Tai Orathai)

Practical^{[clarification needed]} songs[]

• 2010 – Saeng Sud Thay
• 2013 – Ruea Lek Kuan Oak Jark Fang

Filmography[]

• 2011 – SuckSeed

Commercials and endorsements[]

• Coffee Birdy
• Lod Wan La Thung Khun Tham Day by 7-Eleven in Thailand.
• M-150

Master of Ceremony: MC[]

References[]

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