Singer, Songwriter, Storyteller

As a songwriter and performing artist, I value emotional substance over perfection; you won’t find AI in my creative practice, and I prioritize vulnerability, radical expression, and joyful connection across all my shows.

Here’s what listeners have to say about my work firsthand:

“What I love about your music is the way you balance complex emotions—happy, sad, and everything in between—while also honoring your audience and their humanity. Even during your ‘sad’ songs, you maintain a beautiful sense of hope that is both unexpected and deeply inspiring.”K. (came up to talk to me after an open mic)

“Thammarat is a vocal powerhouse equally at home with pop belting and falsetto whispers. His original songs are like mini-musicals, delivering political truths and romantic half-truths in a narrative form — sometimes including a plot twist.”J. (review on social media)

My artistry is shaped by more than ten years of vocal training across classical, contemporary, and musical theatre styles. I’ve had the privilege of studying at internationally acclaimed music institutions, including Interlochen Center for the Arts, Berklee College of Music, and The New School’s Mannes School of Music and School of Jazz and Contemporary Music. Along the way, I’ve honed my craft under vocal veterans like Marlon Saunders, Biti Strauchn, Loree Slye, and Aurelius Gori. Through these experiences, I’ve learned to craft beautiful, story-driven lyrics and melodies that everyone can sing along to.

My music is available to purchase/stream on all major platforms.

I am also a passionate singer-activist, performing for six seasons with Washington DC’s GenOUT Youth Chorus, and representing the ensemble at the 2019 Matthew Shepard Plaque Dedication Ceremony at The Washington National Cathedral. In 2022, I served as a founding member of Unjust Intonation, The New School’s first competitive, all-gender a cappella group where I organized a performance at Judson Memorial Church in solidarity with striking part-time faculty.

Today, I continue to anchor my roots in my community, serving as the tenor section leader at the Church of the Little Flower in Bethesda, MD and performing regularly around the DMV.