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Yuke Songpaisarn (Thai: ยุกต์ ส่งไพศาล; RTGS: Yuk Songphaisan, born 12 November 1988 in Bangkok, Thailand) is a Thai actor.^[1]

Yuke Songpaisarn comes from a fine family, consisting of his parents and one younger sister. His education and public service are his number one priorities. As an alumnus of Chulalongkorn University, he often returns to give talks to students, as well as donating towards the school and environment.

Yuke's entertainment career started from the 9th grade as he was featured in commercials, magazines, fashion/promotional events, and various music videos (most notably "Poo Chai Jai Yen" by Four-Mod). His debut role was leading in Kaew Lorm Petch alongside his most memorable leading lady, Wannarot Sonthichai (Vill). He earned the opportunity to fulfill his love for singing in 2013 with Grammy's subsidiary label, Frontage, leading the Kaen Sanaeha OST with “Jai Aoei (Oh My Heart)” and releasing his ballad “Roem Ton Rak Gan Mai (Back to Love)”

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• 2014 () Ost.Malee Rerng Rabum -
• 2014 () Ost.Malee Rerng Rabum -
• 2018 () Ost.Det Pik Nangfa -

• 2007 Poo Chay Jai Yen (ผู้ชายใจเย็น) - Four–Mod (Kamikaze/YouTube:welovekamikaze)
• 2008 Gae Ngow Hai Mai (แก้เหงาให้ไหม) - Paweesuda Janket (Mae The Star 4) (One Music/YouTube:oneMusic)
• 2008 Yoo Pur Tur (อยู่เพื่อเธอ) - Suparuj Techatanon (Ruj The Star 4) (One Music/YouTube:GMM GRAMMY OFFICIAL)
• 2011 Karng Karng Hua Jai (ข้างๆหัวใจ) -Napat Injaiuea (One Music/YouTube:oneMusic)
• 2017 Kae Nee Gaw Sook Jai (แค่นี้ก็สุขใจ) - Cocktail (Genie Records/YouTube:Genierock)
• 2018 CHANCE (โอกาส) - J.E.E.P. (LOVEiS Entertainment/YouTube:LOVEiS+)

• The Most Popular Overseas Artist, 2013 Asian Idol Awards in Beijing, China for TV Series Likhit Fa Chata Din^[2]
• Most Popular Male Actor, 2012 Mekhala Awards for TV Series Sao Noi (total 6 winners in this category).^[3]

• Yuke Songpaisan on Twitter