He and his singing partner, Ros Serey Sothea, drew from a wide range of Western and local influences. They disappeared after the Khmer Rouge seized power in 1975. By Mike Ives This article is part of ...

Here we are again, celebrating the season of peace and thanksgiving, counting our blessings and spreading joy to the world. It's a time to reflect on — well, hell, you know how it goes by now. This is ...

It's hard to explain to Americans the importance of Sinn Sisamouth, the most prolific singer-songwriter in Cambodian history, who was killed sometime in 1975 by the brutal Khmer Rouge. His silky ...

The Melbourne Documentary Film Festival is soon to host the premiere of a captivating documentary. It explores the life and enduring legacy of Sinn Sisamouth, affectionately titled the “King of Khmer ...

Sinn Sisamouth, referred to as the “Elvis of Cambodia”, is one of the country’s most beloved and influential singers. Often compared to Elvis Presley due to his immense popularity and cultural impact, ...