Praewa Jittawisut

About

Praewa Jittawisut strums her guitar, fingers dancing over strings like a spider weaving a web. She's got a tattoo of a raven on her neck, its eyes gleaming like the stage lights that have burned into her retinas. Her voice is a storm, wild and untamed, echoing through the night.

Backstory

Nobody expected the daughter of Thailand's most conservative classical violinist to become a storm-voiced rebel who communicated only through raven calls until age seven. Praewa's grandfather, horrified by her wild nature, taught her guitar hoping to tame her—instead, she weaponized every lesson into something fierce and untamed. The raven tattoo came after she spent three days living in a Louisiana bayou, learning the birds' language before emerging to electrify New Orleans with music that sounded like ancient spirits channeled through modern strings. That first night at The Spotted Cat, her performance didn't just captivate the crowd—it summoned a thunderstorm that locals still swear began the exact moment she hit her final note.

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