K-Otic
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| K-OTIC | |
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 (Left to right) Setsuwan, Park, Chiragun, Taiyanonnt and Tsuchiya |
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| Background information | |
| Origin | Bangkok, Thailand |
| Genres | Thai pop, dance-pop, hip hop, R&B |
| Years active | 2007–present |
| Labels | Kamikaze RS Promotion |
| Associated acts | FFK, Waii, Four-Mod |
| Members | |
| Pataradanai Koen Setsuwan Park Jongbae Kenta Tsuchiya Panu Poppy Chiragun Wisawa Tomo Taiyanonnt |
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K-Otic,(เค-โอติค) is a Thai pop boy band consisting of five members; two of which are Thai-Japanese mixed and one who is Korean. The band debuted with the single, "Ya Wai Chai" in March 2007, releasing the premier album later in October.
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[edit] Members
- Panu Chiragun (Thai: ภาณุ จิระคุณ; RTGS: Phanu Chirakhun) or Poppy (Thai: ป๊อปปี้) - born on March 27, 1991, and studying at Chulalongkhon University International College, having one elder sister.
- Pataradanai Setsuwan (Thai: ภัทรดนัย เสตสุวรรณ; RTGS: Phattharadanai Setsuwan) or Koen (Thai: เขื่อน; RTGS: Khuean) - born on January 22, 1992, and studying at Stamford International University, having one elder sister
- Kenta Tsuchiya (Thai: เคนตะ ซึทจิยะ) - born on April 6, 1990 to a Japanese father and a Thai mother, and studying at Bangkok University International College.
- Visava Thaiyanont (Thai: วิศวะ ไทยานนท์; RTGS: Witsawa Thaiyanon) or "Tomo" (Thai: โทโมะ) - born on June 7, 1990 to a Thai father and Japanese mother, he has one older sister and one older brother, and is studying at Bangkok University International College.
- Park Jongbae (Thai: ปาร์ก จองเบ) - born on April 7, 1989, in Seoul, and studying at Stamford International University, having one younger sister and another one younger brother.
[edit] Discography
[edit] Studio albums
- K-Otic (2007)
- Blacklist (2008)
- Free To Play (2010)
- Real (2011)
[edit] Compilations
- Kamikaze:Khat Chai (2007)
- Kamikaze:Forward To You (2008)
- Kamikaze:Friendship Never Ends (2009)
- Kamikaze:Kamikaze Wave (2010)
- Kamikaze Lover Project (2011)
[edit] Singles
- Ya Wai Chai (2007)
- Ying Ham Ying Rak (2007)
- Rak Mai Dai Rue Mai Dai Rak (2007)
- My Girl (2007)
- Freestyle (2008)
- Blacklist (2008)
- Faen Mai (2008)
- Rai Tae Rak (2008)
- Rai Diang Sa (2008)
- Nio Koi (Jongbae) (2008)
- Free To Play (2009)
- Ngao Pak (2010)
- Rueang Khong Rao (Ya Bok Khao Loei) (2010)
- Thing Khao Sa(2011)
- Mi Mee Tur Mi Yak Hai Chi(2011)
- Pur Wan Prung Nee(2011)
[edit] Concerts
- Kamikaze - Live Concert (2009)
- Kamikaze Wave Concert (2010)
- Kamikaze Lover Concert (2011)
[edit] TV Programme
- Kamikaze Club (2009; Poppy, Koen, Tomo)
[edit] Awards
- 2008: Seventeen Magazine's Choice Rising Star as a Group
- 2009: KAZZ Magazine Award - Best Group
- 2009: POP Music Award - Best Idol
- 2009: POP Music Award - Song of the Year
- 2009: POP Music Award - POP Download - KAMIKAZE - Puean Gun Chun Ruk Tur
- 2011: SEED Awards - Best MV 'Alone'
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