Sala Khunnawut

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Sala Khunnawut (Thai: สลา คุณวุฒิ, also spelled Kunnawut; born 5 April 1962) is a Thai Luk thung songwriter and singer from the Isan area.^[1][2][3] Currently, he is a songwriter and producer for the record label Grammy Gold, a network label of GMM Grammy.

Early life[]

He is the son of Bunlai and Kan Kunnawut and was born in Amnat Charoen Province. He graduated from and started to teach at Ban Rai Khee School, Amnat Charoen Province.

Music career[]

In 1982, he left teaching to compose and produce the songs of .^[4] Currently, he is an artist, singer, songwriter and producer for the record label Grammy Gold. He is behind the success of many famous Luk thung Isan singers including Mike Phiromphon, Phai Phongsathon, Siriporn Ampaipong, Tai Orathai, Monsit Khamsoi and Monkaen Kaenkoon.

In 2016, he composed and sang the popular song Law Soo Larn Fang (Thai: เล่าสู่หลานฟัง) to mourn the death of King Bhumibol Adulyadej who died on 13 October 2016.^[5][6]

Personal life[]

He is married to and they have two daughters.^[7]

Discography[]

Songs[]

• 2001 - Uay Porn Nong Phen^[8]
• 2016 - Lao Soo Lan Fang

Songwriting[]

• Jod Mai Phod Song (artist, Monsit Khamsoi)
• Dok Ya Nai Pa Poon (artist, Tai Orathai)
• Khor Jai Kan Nao (artist, Tai Orathai)
• Jao Chay Khong Chiwit (artist, Tai Orathai)
• Yark Mee The Pen Faen (artist, Phai Phongsathon)
• Yang Koay Thee Soay Dueam (artist, Monkaen Kaenkoon)

References[]

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