Dang, these girls just keep getting better and better. I've been following them for a while now. I'm an old 73 year old rock 'n roller and wish I could play lead like the lead guitarist, Petch. Cheers from eastern TN
Excellent performance by Pettyrock, my favorite Thai rock band! Awesome Thai Rock song! หวาดระแวง, (Paranoid in English) Petch’s Vocals, lead and rhythm guitar are perfect, Bass by PaoPao is incredible! Keyboard by Yuri and Drums by Holly are the best! 🤘🏻ROCK ON GIRLS!🤘🏻
They are all super young, they will learn it. Petch sounds good in the studio. Giving away the singing position to someone else is giving away too much money. But money for a good vocal coach - given the talent - will yield great return. Experience is key. Vocals sound way different by the song and by the timeline of the shows. There have been different approaches already. But it takes time for analysis and to choose the right approach for every song and then rehearse that. It's called "artist development".
You guys are brutal. Nong Phet has got the voice and instincts to become a great singer. The last live show I saw from them on RU-vid was in a club and her singing was awesome once they got loose and kept building power and confidence as the show went on. Her voice is extremely expressive and it's obvious she has been working very hard with a vocal coach and has picked up much new technique. The other girls are also clearly working with a coach and providing stronger backup vocals over time. Everyone needs to keep in mind that they are right now a cover band - they are doing songs from numerous different bands that cover many different styles and techniques. In the long run, the only cover bands that thrive over time are tribute bands for one particular superstar band, not a little of this and a little of that. Bands that soar to stardom write their own music and they write specifically to the talents of the lead vocalist and the other band members. 13-15 year olds aren't ready to compose their own music beyond a song here or there. Petch will get there, but for now she's wrestling with a wide range of material. Some of it she nails brilliantly (listen to her cover of Queen's "Don't Stop Me Now" which sounds like a Broadway show tune), while some other songs challenge her range. She has already conquered parts of the musical scale she was at war with when she was a year or 2 younger. Eventually she will find her niche and stay within it's boundaries most of the time. You guys need to remember she's still just a kid and give her a chance to mature. I know it's easy to do that since she plays the guitar like an adult.
