About Ah Moon
Born 1991. Ah Moon is a Myanmar singer.
Ah Moon ( ; born Lung Sitt Ja Moon on 19 January 1991) is a singer from the Kachin State of Myanmar. She is a solo artist who was a member of the all-female pop music group the Me N Ma Girls, Burma's first all-girl pop band. Ah Moon's inclusion in the ‘30 Under 30 Asia' list by Forbes in 2018, whilst internationally she has been referred to as "Myanmar's Rihanna".
Career Ah Moon was born with the Kachin name Lung Sitt Ja Moon in Myitkyina, Burma. Moon studied acting, singing, dance, languages, violin and piano. Ah Moon speaks five languages and graduated with a degree in Russian from the Yangon University of Foreign Language in 2012. In 2011, the Tiger Girls released their first album, Year of the Tiger Girls, and gained domestic and international attention as Burma's first pop girl band. which has songs in both Burmese and English. In 2017, she released her third album Very Dangerous, which was the number one seller on music stores in Myanmar. Her songs are both in Burmese and English. In 2018, she appeared in the movie Mystery of Burma: Beyond The Dotehtawady. In summer 2018 Moon, alongside popular Myanmar singer Ar T, collaborated with American singer, songwriter and dancer Jason Derulo for the localised version of his song Colors – the official Coca-Cola anthem for the 2018 FIFA World Cup, released through Warner Music Group. In 2020, Ah Moon also collaborated with Denmark singer and songwriter lasse Melting a song called "Each Other's Heroes". Early in the year 2023, Ah Moon went to Norway for a cross-cultural studio collaboration with the singer Sigrid Haanshus, who had enchanted the audience in Norske Talenter. Together with Swedish keyboardplayer Ivan Blomqvist they wrote and produced the song "I Can't Shut My Brain Down", released later that year.
Discography
Ah Moon
Compilation albums
Chronicles X, 2024
Studio albums Min Pay Tae a Chit, 2014 Automatic , 2015 Very Dangerous, 2017
Singles Girl Strong (Feat. Me N Ma Girls), 2013 Myanmar (2014 ) I'm Sorry (2016) Little Butterflies (2017) Bring Back My Baby (2017) Jinghpaw (2018) A Thae Kwe Zat Lann (2018) Nway Oo (2020) Insane (2020) Snow Story (2021) Crocodile Tears (2022) Kiss (English Version) (2022) I Can't Shut My Brain Down (2023) (with Sigrid Haanshus)
Features Unity By Sheridan (2022)
Filmography
Films
Miss Nikki and the Tiger Girls (2012 documentary) Mystery of Burma: Beyond The Dotehtawady. (2018)
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Frequently asked questions
Who is Ah Moon?
Burmese singer
When was Ah Moon born?
Ah Moon was born on 19 January 1991 in Myitkyina.
What is Ah Moon's occupation?
Ah Moon is a singer.
What nationality is Ah Moon?
Ah Moon is Myanmar.
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