Levi Sap Nei Thang’s Childhood Memories, released on January 1, 2026, feels less like a studio project and more like a personal diary set to music. Rather than simply recalling the past, the album carries the emotional weight of lived experience, love, and reflection. Across fifteen tracks, Thang opens the doors of her upbringing, allowing listeners to walk beside her through moments of joy, struggle, faith, and family. Dropping the album on New Year’s Day is especially meaningful, it feels like both a look back at where she comes from and a hopeful step into what lies ahead. The project invites audiences to reflect on their own childhoods while appreciating the beauty of memory and growth.
Each track functions as a story rather than just a song. From “Born in September,” which frames hardship as destiny, to “Seer,” which captures the sensitivity of a deeply feeling child, Thang writes with sincerity and emotional clarity. Songs like “My Name” and “I Was the Girl” highlight identity, strength, and individuality, while “Papa” stands out as a heartfelt tribute to a hardworking father whose sacrifices shaped her life. These pieces collectively paint a portrait of a girl growing up strong, aware, and deeply connected to her roots.
The album’s nostalgic core shines through its village-centered memories. Tracks such as “Sunday,” “Secret Farm Trip,” “Fishing Trip,” and “Farmer” immerse listeners in simple but powerful childhood experiences; church mornings, hidden adventures, riverside moments with her father, and dreams inspired by rural life. Even more moving are “Helicopter” and “Oil Lamp,” which trace a journey from hardship to ambition, showing how early struggles molded her drive and purpose. The music feels intimate, relatable, and emotionally grounded.
Childhood Memories establishes Levi Sap Nei Thang as an honest storyteller within the country and folk tradition. The album celebrates family, faith, resilience, and remembrance while connecting deeply with listeners from all walks of life. Now available on all major streaming platforms, this record is not just meant to be played—it is meant to be felt, remembered, and carried forward.
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