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Contents • • • • Biography [ ] Channthy was born into war and poverty as the only daughter of army tank driver Reach Lon and grew up poor in, a rural area in, before moving to. She formed the Cambodian psychedelic rock band 'The Cambodian Space Project' with her Australian husband Julien Poulson and worked as the lead singer and songwriter releasing 5 albums and touring 24 countries around the world.

Inspired by Cambodian singers of the 1960s and early 1970s, ', Cambodian Space Project lead an astonishing arts and cultural revival in Cambodian and are one of the few Cambodian rock bands to find success outside of their own country. Channthy collaborated with a range of artists including Dennis Coffey of Motown Funk Bros who she worked with to produce and record her seminal third LP 'Whisky Cambodia'. She twice recorded duets with iconic Australian poet laureate Paul Kelly on the songs 'The Boat' - a song dealing with the issue of asylum seekers and included on 2013's Key of Sea compilation, in 2017 she recorded again with Kelly a re-working of and 's classic 'Summer Wine'. Channthy was fond of French chanson and collaborated with Bad Seed on the track 'Contact', as well as, covering and regularly performing France Gall's classic 'Laisse Tomber Les Filles' in her live set.

Kak Channthy and her then husband Julien Poulson were the subject of a BBC Storyville documentary Rise of a Pop Diva, a program also released to cinema as the documentary The Cambodian Space Project. She also had several side-projects including Australian Khmer hip hop group Astronomy Class with whom she recorded and released the album 'Mekong Delta Sunrise' and in 2016 she formed all Khmer band 'Channthy Cha-Cha' in which she experimented with romantic Khmer ballads from artists such as and, adding a twist. She died in March 2018 at the age of 38 when the she was travelling in was hit by a car. The driver who caused the collision was charged with negligent driving causing unintentional injury and death. Discography [ ] Cambodian Space Project • 2011: A Space Odyssey (2011) • Not Easy Rock & Roll (2012) • Whisky Cambodia (2014) • Radio Cambodia (2015) • Electric Blue Boogaloo (2015) • Spaced-Out in Wonderland (2017) References [ ].