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A Songkran song for Thai New Year
Water in the streets, jasmine water for the elders, the long trip home to the province — put your Songkran into a song with the names of the people you celebrate with.
Make this songYour first song is free — no card needed.
When is Songkran?
The date changes from country to country and from year to year — here it is where you are.
| 2026 | 2027 | 2028 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Thailand | April 13 | April 13 | April 13 |
Songkran, the Thai New Year, is two festivals in one. In the streets it is the biggest water fight in the world, from Silom to Chiang Mai’s old city moat. At home it is quiet and tender: families travel back to their home provinces, make merit at the temple and pour scented water over their elders’ hands to ask for their blessing.
A song can hold both sides. Tell us who it is for — your grandparents in Khon Kaen, your friends from the soi, the colleague who got everyone soaked — and what Songkran means to you, and AI writes the lyrics, composes the music and sings it with real vocals in about a minute. Play it on the drive home, at the family meal, or blast it from the pickup truck.
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What to put in a Songkran song
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Rod nam dam hua: the moment you pour water over your grandparents’ hands and they bless you back. Name them — “Khun Yai”, “Khun Ta”, “Pa”, “Lung”.
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The trip home: the packed bus or the night drive to Isan, the north or the south, and the first sight of the family house.
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Your water-fight crew: the friend with the biggest water gun, the one who always ends up on the back of the pickup.
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Phuang malai and powder: jasmine garlands, the white din sor pong paste on cheeks, the smell of nam ob thai.
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Merit-making at the temple in the morning, sand pagodas, freeing fish or birds — the calm before the splashing.
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Someone who can’t come home this year: a verse that tells them the water is still waiting for them.
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A wish for the new year: health, luck, a cooler summer. Songkran washes the old year away, so let the chorus look forward.
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The energy: bouncy pop or EDM for the street party, a softer pop ballad for the song you play to your grandparents.
A chorus for the water fight
Splash it up, it’s Songkran, the whole street’s singing,
Nong Ploy’s on the pickup, the temple bells ringing,
jasmine for Khun Yai, cool water on her hands —
the old year's washed away, come home, come dance!
Ways to play it during Songkran
- On the road home. Songkran is the season of the long journey back to the province. Make the song before you leave and play it in the car with the whole family.
- For the elders. Play the softer version while you pour water over your grandparents’ hands — or after, when everyone sits down to eat.
- For friends abroad. Thai friends in Sydney, London or Los Angeles miss the splashing. Send the song link; it plays in any browser, no app needed.
- For your stories. Turn it into a lyric video with your water-fight photos and post it the same evening.
Party track or family song?
Songkran has two moods, so decide which one your song is for. For the street, choose EDM or upbeat pop: short lines, a chorus that repeats, a beat that matches water guns and speakers on a pickup. For the family, choose gentle pop or acoustic, mention the blessing from your elders and the house you grew up in. You can make the song in Thai, English or any of more than 40 languages — Thai for grandparents, English for an international crew. One thing to keep in mind: Songkran also has respectful traditions, so if the song is for elders or the temple day, keep the jokes for the friends’ version.
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Answer a few questions
Names, memories, the mood you want. Skip anything you like.
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We write and sing it
Lyrics, melody, vocals and cover art — composed around your answers.
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Play it for them
Download the MP3, share the link, or play it right there.
Questions
Can the song be in Thai?
Yes. Songs can be sung in Thai and more than 40 other languages, and you can describe the song in English while it is sung in Thai.
Can I make an EDM or party Songkran song?
Yes. Choose an upbeat style like EDM or dance-pop in the description and ask for a short, repeating chorus that a crowd can shout along to.
Can I put my friends’ and family’s names in it?
Yes. Names, nicknames like “Nong”, “Pi” or “Khun Yai”, places and memories all go into the lyrics.
Can I make one for the street and one for my grandparents?
Yes, as two separate songs: a dance-pop one for your friends, and a gentle one about the blessing for the elders, each described in its own words.
How much does it cost?
Your first song is free for a new account, no card needed. After that, songs use credits from a subscription or a one-off pack.
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