Maithai Huajaisin

Maithai Huajaisin (Thai: ไหมไทย หัวใจศิลป์) (8 January 1968 —), is a Thai singer from Isan area.[1][2] He is popular in the genre Mor lam sing and as the last member of Sieng Isan band, having released 35 original albums and 122 singles as well as many compilations. He has alias Phra Ek Yai (English: Big Main Male Actor) or Maycheal Jackson (ไหมเคิล แจ็คสัน) or Michael Jackson of Isan.[3]

Maithai Huajaisin
ไหมไทย หัวใจศิลป์
Birth name
  • Monchai Raksachat
  • Thai: มนต์ชัย รักษาชาติ
Born (1968-01-08) 8 January 1968
Nakhon Ratchasima Province, Thailand
Genres
Occupation(s)Singer
Instrument(s)Vocal
Years active1995–present
LabelsTopline Diamond, GMM Grammy

1968 - 1993 : Early life

His birth name is Monchai Raksachart. He was born in Nakhon Ratchasima Province[4] and grew up in Kalasin Province.

1994 – present : Musical career

He started on stage in 1994, as lead vocal from Sieng Isan Mor lam band, with stage name Maithai Uraiporn, with Lookplare Uraiporn, Saeng-arun Bunyu and Ratchada Phalaphon. He recorded a studio album with Lookplare Uraiporn between 1995 and 2008. His song in 2003, See her in Germany (Thai: เห็นเธอที่เยอรมัน) was most popular in Thai social media in 2010s, and was used to make meme by Thai netizen to parody the Thai king Vajiralongkorn,[3] who likes to reign from Bavaria.

In 2008, he registered as an artist with GMM Grammy and renamed his stage name to Maithai Jaitawan. He has 5 original albums from Grammy, but he got out in 2012, and was arrested by Royal Thai Police because he took his songs in Grammy,[5][6] the record label that he was affiliated with.

In 2013, he registered as an artist with Topline Diamond and renamed his stage name to Maithai Huajaisin, which is his present stage name.

Personal life

He married Maneejan Khammool in 1985. They have a daughter, but they divorced. In 1993, he lived with Waraporn Maneejan, but Waraporn died 2 years later. In 2012, he married Jannapha Insopha, when she was studying in Secondary 4. He is 28 years older than her.[7][8]

Discography

With Lookplare Uraiporn
  • 1994 - Mor lam Dao Rung 1
  • 1995 - Mor Lam dao Rung Yok Kam Lang 2
  • 1996 - Phee Mar Thee Lang
  • 1996 - Kho Pen Khae Pi Chai
  • 1997 - Super 2 Dao Rung Chut 1
  • 1997 - Super 2 Dao Rung Chut 2
  • 1998 - Super 2 Dao Rung Chut 3
  • 1998 - Super 2 Dao Rung Chut 4
  • 1998 - Chumphae Chumphon Chumphuang
  • 1999 - Ue Hue Sadue Chap
  • 1999 - Koi Jai Nong Jin
  • 2000 - Lak Rak Klap Naeorop
  • 2000 - Rak Sao Nakhorn Sawan
  • 2001 - Yak Cho (with Saeng-arun Bunyu and Ratchada Phalaphon)
  • 2001 - Lang Khaen Duai Nam Ta
  • 2001 - Adeet Rak Hai Pla Daek
  • 2002 - Torn Job Pra Aek
  • 2003 - Kid Hod Sao Fung Lum
  • 2003 - See her in Germany

Topline Diamond
  • 2004 - Buk See Der
  • 2015 - Tem Jai Yom Hai Tua

GMM Grammy
  • 2007 - Bao Phan Phuen Mueang
  • 2008 - Nak Soo Huajai Seng
  • 2009 - Welcome to Thamma
  • 2010 - Bor Mee Sith Nuei
  • 2011 - Sing Khanong Lam (with Monkaen Kaenkoon)
  • 2011 - No.5 Sangkad Phak Phuea Ther

Partial Discography
  • Phae Rob Sanam Rak (1995)
  • Leek Thang Hai Thei (1997)
  • Rak Sao Nahorn Sawan (2000)
  • See her in Germany (2003)
  • Nong Ma Kab Khamwa Chai (2008)
  • Phua Sam Rong (2015)

References
  1. "เปิดภาพปัจจุบัน ไหมไทย หัวใจศิลป์ หลังห่างหายจากวงการเพลงไปนาน". ทีนิวส์. Jul 30, 2019. Retrieved Dec 6, 2020.
  2. LTD, SIAMSPORT DIGITAL MEDIA CO. "ไหมไทยลองของตั้งค่ายพระเอกใหญ่เว้นวรรคท็อปไลน์". siamdara.com/. Retrieved Dec 6, 2020.
  3. "ไหมไทย หัวใจศิลป์ ไมเคิล แจ็กสัน แห่งอีสาน ผู้กลายเป็น "มีม" แห่งยุคสมัย". ThePeople. Mar 5, 2020. Retrieved Dec 6, 2020.
  4. มักม่วน, ทิดหมู. "ไหมไทย ใจตะวัน - IsanGate : ประตูสู่อีสานบ้านเฮา". www.isangate.com. Retrieved Dec 6, 2020.
  5. "จับ'ไหมไทย ใจตะวัน'ละเมิดลิขสิทธิ์". คมชัดลึกออนไลน์. Feb 1, 2013. Retrieved Dec 6, 2020.
  6. "รวบนักร้องดัง ไหมไทย ใจตะวัน กลางคอนเสิร์ต". MThai News. Feb 1, 2013. Retrieved Dec 6, 2020.
  7. ""ไหมไทย ใจตะวัน"แต่งเงียบสาวม.4". posttoday.com. Retrieved Dec 6, 2020.
  8. "ลูกทุ่งดัง "ไหมไทย ใจตะวัน" แต่งงานกับเด็ก ม.4 เมืองอุดร". Mar 6, 2012. Retrieved Dec 6, 2020.

Maithai Huajaisin on Facebook

This article is issued from Wikipedia. The text is licensed under Creative Commons - Attribution - Sharealike. Additional terms may apply for the media files.