In 2011 at age 13, Molloy won the premier season of Thailand's Got Talent with her performances of a combination of cross-over classical and Broadway songs.
[6] The founder of Bangkok Grand Opera said he opened his new production company based on the increased interest in Western classical music as a direct result of Molloy's performances.
[8] She regularly sings at major events including The Thai National Film Awards, The British Embassy Celebration of Queen Elizabeth II's birthday, The Asia-Pacific ICT Awards, numerous music festivals and concerts, and regularly at corporate events for major international companies including Rolls-Royce, Samsung, Johnson & Johnson, Shiseido and many more.
[9] Molloy has performed in Paris,[10] China, Singapore, Thailand, and the United States singing in different languages including English, Thai, Chinese, German, French, Italian, Spanish and Latin.
[11] In late 2012, Molloy sang from the audience at a David Foster concert in Bangkok, impressing him with her clear soprano voice.
[14] In November 2016, Molloy performed the songs and voice of Moana in the Thai version of the Walt Disney Studios animated film.
[15] Molloy graduated summa cum laude from Berklee College of Music in Boston Massachusetts, majoring in singing and songwriting.