Sirintip x Little Kruta + Lohai + Sean Carroll

Stretching across three continents and cultures (Thailand, Sweden and America), Sirintip’s remarkable debut album Tribus — produced by three-time Grammy winner Michael League of Snarky Puppy — is a gathering of different moments from the last four years of the singer/composer’s life. It’s an exciting, eclectic work that touches on pop, R&B, electronic and jazz, while creating a sound uniquely its own.

Tribus means “three” in Latin, a number that serves as the overriding theme on the album — three continents, three languages and the three relationships we all share (to the world, to other people and to ourselves).

And it certainly reflects the singer’s international upbringing. “As someone from three cultures, I've dealt with being as much of an insider as an outsider,” she says. “This has fundamentally formed the way I view the world and how I interact with people.”

Born in Thailand, Sirintip’s family noticed their daughter had a natural affinity for music. “I don’t remember this, but apparently every instrument I touched, I could play a melody I heard on the radio on piano or violin. And I was singing all the time —I probably got this talent from my grandfather, who was a pianist for silent movies.”

Lohai is a new soul pop collaboration between Alita Moses and Devon Yesberger.