Bangkok Nites
| # | Track | Artist/Composer | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | Pai Tuktuk Dwai | DJ Pai Dwai | |
| 2. | Pai Massage Dwai | Young-G (stillichimiya/ Omiyuki CHANNEL) | |
| 3. | The Smell of Money | Suri Yamuhi & The Babylon Band | |
| 4. | You've Left Me Alone | Suri Yamuhi & The Babylon Band | |
| 5. | Porra | XXXSSS Tokyo | |
| 6. | Only Som Tam | On-uma Singsiri | |
| 7. | The Countryside is Great | Rungphet Laemsing | |
| 8. | Isan Radio | ||
| 9. | Bong Ja Bong (Pipe, oh Pipe!) | Dao Bandon | |
| 10. | Burn! Burn! Burn! ~ Surfin' Dien Bien Phu | Suri Yamuhi & The Babylon Band | |
| 11. | I Will Buy You Back | Bar Nong Khai Band | |
| 12. | Samet Love | DJ Pai Dwai | |
| 13. | That Goddam Motorsai | Khwanta Fasawang | |
| 14. | The Stench of Night | from Chit Phumisak's poem Surachai Jantimathawn | |
| 15. | Saramanda | DJ Pai Dwai | |
| 16. | Tamarind Leaf (molam) | Angkhanang Khunchai | |
| 17. | Bahn Swairon | Khun Narin's Electric Phin Band | |
| 18. | Khaen Whistle Reprise (JRP Tondo mix) | DJ Kensei feat. Tondo Tribe | |
| 19. | Vang Vieng Bank (Change Yen to Lao) OST mix | DJ Kensei | |
| 20. | Xieng Khouang's Daughter | Thong Boonma (lam), Le Boonma (khaen) | |
| 21. | Get Em | XLII | |
| 22. | Paun's House | Suri Yamuhi & The Babylon Band | |
| 23. | Xanadu | Young-G (stillichimiya/ Omiyuki CHANNEL) | |
| 24. | Kanom Party | Young-G (stillichimiya/ Omiyuki CHANNEL) | |
| 25. | The Song of an Angel | Suri Yamuhi & The Babylon Band | |
| 26. | Ying's Story | Subenja Pongkon | |
| 27. | Isan Lam Phloen | Angkhanang Khunchai & The Ubon Phatthana Band | |
| 28. | Full Moon (Atsani Phonlachan) | Yuzo Toyoda, Takeshi Yamamura |
Bangkok Nites
Added on Sunday, January 21, 2018
EM Records présents Bangkok Nites. These 28 tracks, 72 minutes in total, cover a wide range of musical styles and eras, from the 60s to the present, urban to rural, primarily by Thai vocalists and musicians, with contributions from Japan and the Philippines.
EM Records présents Bangkok Nites.
These 28 tracks, 72 minutes in total, cover a wide range of musical styles and eras, from the 60s to the present, urban to rural, primarily by Thai vocalists and musicians, with contributions from Japan and the Philippines.
60s-America-style pop by Suri Yamuhi and the Babylon Band as well as contemporary EDM, trap and hip hop sounds are all present, but the core of this soundtrack are luk thung and molam classics from the 70s and 80s by Angkhanang Khunchai, On-uma Singsiri, Dao Bandon, Khwanta Fasawang and “The Countryside is Great” by Rungphet Laemsing, a pivotal song in the film.
All tracks are complete versions, some incorporating dialogue from the film. This CD-only OST features English lyrics, and liner notes by the film’s directors Katsuya Tomita and Toranosuke Aizawa, plus Iwao Yamazaki, Young-G and MMM of the Kuzok team, and Soi 48.
This is the first soundtrack release by EM Records.