Khemarak Sereymun

In 2003, Khemarak Sereymun was selected by U2 Entertainment to sing in the production, and the first song that rocked U2 Production at the time and pushed him to rise to fame in the art world was "Heart of a Boxer." This song also made him a lot of support and many people began to know his name as a newcomer star and the next song is" as well as "Prom Tang ahlai" song "Prolit Bat Beong" are all songs Which received overwhelming support at the time. Until 2007, U2 Entertainment also announced the closure of its production due to bankruptcy due to competition and the size of the loss on the copying of U2 production to put on the market.[1]

After the production of U2 Entertainment closed its company. Later, during 2008, Khemarak Sereymun joined Sunday Production, he continued to release albums as well as beautiful cover songs such as "Worried with the Moon" "I was wrong" "Leave the opportunity Some of you can" "Get a French husband" "Farmers also have dollars ", including some sweet songs released during the Khmer New Year, such as "Want a wife" and "Lost shoes". Sereymun also sang abroad, especially at the Cambodia-Thailand Friendship Concert to celebrate the 60th anniversary of Cambodian-Thai relations. In November 2010, he performed in Bangkok, Thailand. Khemarak Sereymun also went on to perform in the United States on August 17, 2011 with his sister (Khemarak Srey Pov), his singing partner in the Sunday production together for two months in that.[2] Khemarak Sereymun also participated in the third large-scale Khmer film of Sunday Production, "Vampire" was opened and Officially released on November 21, 2012.[3] Finally, he left Sunday Production in 2016 and joined Reaksmey Hang Meas Production in 2017, a giant production and one of the leading productions in Cambodia.

In 2017, Khemarak Sereymun joined Reaksmey Hang Meas Production.[4] After taking refuge under the roof of Hang Meas production of singer Khemarak Sereymun is not easy, also immediately exploded support for the song, The first song released in this new production is "Stung Treng Bong Ery".[5] Until 2018, Khemarak Sereymun wakes up his audience with a handshake with Thai veteran singer Tik Shiro, whose collaboration song is titled "Sad Man" and the two also sang together on the stage with a broadcast on Thai TV Channel 3.[6] [7]