Thai Idol YORCH Talks Solo Track And Horror Film, ‘Kijsada Paradise’
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- With POW, YORCH has gained an even larger global following, hitting the iTunes and Spotify charts in Southeast Asia and Europe.
Hollywood & Entertainment Thai Idol YORCH Talks Solo Track And Horror Film, ‘Kijsada Paradise’By Laura Sirikul,
Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Laura Sirikul is a L.A.-based reporter covering film/TV and music.Follow Author Jun 12, 2026, 05:57pm EDTYORCH "Blow Your Mind" feat. Sik-K and Bryan Chase GRID Entertainment Thai singer and actor YORCH is only 24 years old, but he’s already had over a decade of experience in the entertainment industry. As a child star in Thailand, he began acting at age 10 and, within a year, earned his first award nomination for Best Supporting Actor in the drama Thong Nuea Kao. Since then, he’s had steady work as an actor, but wanted more for himself. He auditioned to become a K-pop idol in 2018, but due to his acting contracts, he had to place that on hold. He decided to debut as a singer with his solo Thai single, “Seven,” in 2023, before debuting as a member and leader of the group POW under GRID Entertainment that same year.
With POW, YORCH has gained an even larger global following, hitting the iTunes and Spotify charts in Southeast Asia and Europe. Their recent single album “COME TRUE” ranked in the Top 10 on the Circle and domestic Hanteo charts, and the group has consistently done well in Thailand, YORCH’s home country. Known as the “Nation’s Little Brother,” it’s no surprise he’s well-received there. Now, he released a new solo single – his first since his debut, “Blow Your Mind,” featuring hip-hop/R&B artists Sik-K and Bryan Chase.