Kan, a Bangkok pub singer, is forced to put his city life on hold when a call from home pulls him back to Buriram. His father, the leader of a traditional Kantrum band, has been injured and can no longer play the fiddle—leaving both the band and the family’s livelihood at risk.

Returning to his roots, Kan reluctantly steps into his father’s shoes. But his homecoming stirs more than just old melodies. He runs into Motdaeng, his ex-girlfriend, whose heart he broke years ago. The tension is thick, and she has no interest in rekindling any sort of connection.

Things take a deeper turn when Kan discovers a painful truth: his father is drowning in debt owed to the wealthy and intimidating Chaiyan. With only two months before the land is taken, Kan must find a way to save his family’s legacy.

In the heart of his beloved hometown, Kan devises a plan—one that blends tradition with fresh ambition, and maybe, just maybe, offers a chance for redemption, both in love and life.