BANGKOK, 12 October 2026: British producer and songwriter Will Robinson, creative force behind The Isan Project, launches a new music video that blends his love of music with his longstanding affection for Thailand.
Robinson’s latest video venture, “I Love My Life in the Sun”, features London-based singer Luke White’s distinctive vocals and was filmed on Koh Talu, a small island in Prachuap Khiri Khan province on the Gulf of Thailand, 300 km south of Bangkok.

“I Love My Life in the Sun”, featuring the distinctive vocals of London-based singer Luke White, was filmed on Koh Talu, where white-sand beaches, coral reefs, and tropical scenery create a fitting backdrop for a song celebrating life’s simple pleasures in the sunshine.
I first met Will through connections surrounding the extraordinary Tham Luang cave rescue in Chiang Rai in 2018, when 12 young footballers and their coach were trapped deep in a mountain cave system.
His musical tributes to those involved reflected a quality I have come to admire: an ability to connect with people and tell their stories with warmth and respect.
Since then, I have followed his regular music and video releases.
His latest project shines a spotlight on Koh Talu, where natural beauty sits alongside an important conservation story. Hawksbill turtles come ashore to nest on the island’s quiet beaches, while its sanctuary cares for young turtles as they develop before being released into the sea.
The island setting gives the video an appeal beyond its sunny soundtrack. It introduces audiences to a corner of Thailand where beaches, marine life and conservation are closely connected.
For more than a decade, Robinson has shared Thailand’s beauty and culture with international audiences through The Isan Project. The project’s popular “Amazing Thailand” song has recorded more than 10 million audio plays across Meta platforms. A catalogue of around 20 songs has provided the foundation for his continuing musical exploration of the Kingdom.
Will Robinson and Daniel Ryan wrote “I Love My Life in the Sun”, co-produced by Robinson and Rob Cass and mastered by Christian Wright at Abbey Road Studios in London.
For me, the appeal of Will’s work lies in the way he combines music with a personal connection to Thailand. This latest release continues that journey, inviting viewers to discover Koh Talu through a song with sunshine at its heart.

About the Author
Andrew J Wood is a British-born travel writer, tourism commentator and former hotelier based in Thailand since 1991. CEO of A&P Media, he brings more than four decades of hospitality experience in Asia and Europe.
A member of Skål International since 1992, he has served as a Director and President at the association’s Asia levels, including two terms in Bangkok. He also serves on the Board of the South African-Thai Chamber of Commerce (SATCC). His writing covers tourism, aviation, hospitality and sustainable destination development.
(The views expressed are the author’s own and do not represent those of any association, chamber or committee with which he is involved).






