SAY-Y Band (THAILAND)
SAY-Y Band.
Say-y is a rock band from THAILAND.
This band consists of two members, there are Mheezhing (Guitarist) and Lookeaw (Vocals). They both have been friends since University. They also call themselves a Duo Rock SAY-Y Band. They were interested in similar artists such as Sek Loso and Sillyfools, a kind of rock style, and that’s why they became a rock band together because of their inspiration. In addition, they also add some R&B and Soul style to their own music style to make it SAY-Y.
For the name of the band "SAY-Y"
It came from when the vocalist wanted to ask his friend why you have to say that, why do you say? In an easy way "Say Why?" that's why it brought them to use "Y" instead of Why.
First Single released on July 31, 2020, named "Mai-Tong-Pood-Lork" It's about a guitarist's friend’s story. When someone starts a new relationship but one of them is still stuck with the same old relationship, their girlfriend/boyfriend still says something about their ex, it’s not good for a new relationship. If they are still stuck with that ex, they don’t need to say something and don’t need to start a new relationship.
Second Single released on February 22, 2021, named "Reeb-Luem" (HURRY UP). It's about a broken relationship. When someone decides to stop being in the relationship but one of them still misses those moments and can't forget all those days with that relationship, how they used to be together. So, this song will let you know not to be stuck with the same old love for so long, you need to hurry to forget and keep going on.
Their third single is now in the process. Please stay tuned to our music.
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