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Endorphine (Da Endorphine) | |
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 Performing in Bangkok, Thailand, August 2007 | |
| Background information | |
| Origin | Bangkok, Thailand |
| Genres | Thai rock, Rock, Thai pop, Pop |
| Years active | 2004–2006 |
| Labels | BullDog & GMM Grammy |
| Members | Thanida Thamwimon (Da) Anucha Boethongkhamkul (Kia) Thanat Amornmanus (Bird) Thapaphol Amornmanus (Bomb) |
Endorphine was one of the most popular Thai rock bands in Thailand. The band consisted of Da (lead vocals), Kia (guitar), Bird (bass), and Bomb (drums):
- Thanida Thamwimon (Da): lead vocals
- Anucha Boethongkhamkul (Kia): guitar
- Thanat Amornmanus (Bird): bass guitar
- Thapaphol Amornmanus (Bomb): percussion
After 2 studio albums, Endorphine was disbanded while the lead vocalist went solo as Da Endorphine. She released several more albums and won many awards for her work.
