MOLON, under the TERO MUSIC label, is undergoing a major transformation with even greater intensity! After concluding their first EP, PUPA NOVA, which featured songs like "Din Daeng," "Nguean Tai," "Ngow Ngao (Lonely)," and "Dok Mai (helianthus)," they return in 2026 with a new chapter that is more mature, challenging, and clearly focused on full-fledged Emo-Rock. They debut their first single from EP.2 with "Wat Noi," featuring the new lineup: Tech (lead vocals), Git (bass), Tang (guitar), and To (drums). In this track, Tech shares his personal experiences of childhood bullying and reflects on today's toxic social atmosphere in powerful lyrics. The production is overseen by their trusted producer, Kit Bedroom Audio. A special feature of this single is the involvement of Ek from Season Five as Vocal Director, which even made Tech quite nervous!
Tech admitted he felt a lot of pressure because Ek from Season Five has exceptional vocal skills. Some parts were so demanding they worked until they were sweating. However, the result was fun and perfect, introducing a new dimension of singing for him. The song "Wat Noi" represents those who feel like losers, hesitant about whether to fight back. The message is clear: sometimes we must stand up to break free from the toxicity in society. Although MOLON has new members, the intensity of their work on this song remains the same. Tech began composing on acoustic guitar, then passed it to Tang, To, and Git to arrange a heavier and faster sound, showcasing their full technical skills. Producer Kit Bedroom Audio remained an essential part of the process. In the music video, fans will see a new image reflecting the matured musical style and visuals, highlighted by the band's most intense live performance to date. They poured all their energy into it, pushing their bodies to the limit, especially new guitarist Tang, who got cramps during filming from his intense involvement! They aimed to capture the ultimate emotion and energy to reach everyone. “Wat Noi” is just the beginning of EP.2, and MOLON promises fans a version they will not expect, telling stories of sorrowful underdogs with stronger, more exciting rock music.
