Artist Spotlight: Phyu Phyu Kyaw Thein
Making waves with her audaciously bold persona, Phyuphyukyawthein has established her credentials within the industry, having already achieved commercial success for her previous albums- all six to be exact. She has shown a willingness to take on surprisingly daring risks as a young woman in the industry, especially in a country that is usually reluctant to accept unconventional concepts of art, music and the identity. There is not one set genre in what Phyu Phyu puts out and she makes it a point to not be categorized. This can be seen with her crossover from rock albums to more EDM/Dance albums at this point in her career. Her inspiration comes from artists who are globally renowned for their avant-garde theatrics, like Bon Jovi, Axl Rose and Aerosmith, which evidently contributes to Phyu Phyu’s potent mix of outrageous performances and unparalleled flair. She has been a constant presence in the top charts with numerous hits that confounded expectations within the world of postmillennial contemporary music, and her newest mini-album “Storm” will be no different. This album came into fruition over six months; she worked with artist Lancifer who has been in the industry for over ten years. He first came from the US to Myanmar to teach English to Burmese kids at the border and fell in love with the culture. He is now a full-time musician here and the rapport between him and Phyu Phyu is the root of their remarkable collaborations. Be sure to get Storm in stores and online platforms when it releases on October 14th!
Artist Spotlight: Phyu Phyu Kyaw Thein
Making waves with her audaciously bold persona, Phyuphyukyawthein has established her credentials within the industry, having already achieved commercial success for her previous albums- all six to be exact. She has shown a willingness to take on surprisingly daring risks as a young woman in the industry, especially in a country that is usually reluctant to accept unconventional concepts of art, music and the identity. There is not one set genre in what Phyu Phyu puts out and she makes it a point to not be categorized. This can be seen with her crossover from rock albums to more EDM/Dance albums at this point in her career. Her inspiration comes from artists who are globally renowned for their avant-garde theatrics, like Bon Jovi, Axl Rose and Aerosmith, which evidently contributes to Phyu Phyu’s potent mix of outrageous performances and unparalleled flair. She has been a constant presence in the top charts with numerous hits that confounded expectations within the world of postmillennial contemporary music, and her newest mini-album “Storm” will be no different. This album came into fruition over six months; she worked with artist Lancifer who has been in the industry for over ten years. He first came from the US to Myanmar to teach English to Burmese kids at the border and fell in love with the culture. He is now a full-time musician here and the rapport between him and Phyu Phyu is the root of their remarkable collaborations. Be sure to get Storm in stores and online platforms when it releases on October 14th!
