Weigel started working as a model after moving to Bangkok in 2010. The next year, she turned her attention to singing. Following three months of training, she entered a national televised singing contest for children, called
Singing Kids, and won third place. In 2015, Weigel released her first single, "Chak Din Chak Ngo", followed by a number of original soundtrack songs. In 2016, she issued her second single, "Away". She then released a couple more songs with the company GMM Grammy such as "Because Of You" and "I'm Glad". She was working on English singles as well. Two EPs were released, namely Genesis and Deep End, marking her first step to international stage. She also released her first German single, Zurück Zu Dir and was invited to sing the song on a Germany award show, Webvideopreis Deutschland. In the same year, she released a new project, The Black Moon consists of 4
horror short movies with her name credited as executive producer. She then ended her contract with GMM Grammy in June 2018. Soon after, she signed a contract with
Universal Music Singapore and released a song called "Pak Rai Jai Rak". The following year, she was starring as
main actress in "
Pee Nak", a horror-comedy movie which achieved more than 150 million Baht in Thailand Box Office and released a song called "Words" which led her to be nominated as "Best
Southeast Asia Act 2019" in MTV
Europe Music Awards Seville. She had joined a lot of music shows abroad in
South Korea,
Malaysia,
Philippines,
Indonesia, and others. On 6 December 2019, she became the first artist to be signed under a new label, RedRecords, based in
Kuala Lumpur, a joint venture between
AirAsia Group and
Universal Music Group. She released her debut single under the label called "Passcode" on 18 September 2020. "Passcode" was recorded and completed in
Malaysia. Produced by Tommy Brown (record producer) and was co-written by
Jessie Reyez. On 21 December 2021, Weigel had announced to Thai media to take
legal action against her former label, RedRecords for termination of contract, breach of contract, and claim for damages. ==Discography==