During his university years, he developed an interest in music and former connections with other aspiring musicians, including Lay Phyu.

[11] These early interactions played a role in his decision to pursue a career in music.

[12] Y Wine began his career in 1998, as the lead vocalist of Burmese rock band Iron Cross, a band recognized for blending rock music with traditional Burmese influences.

The group released several albums and gained popularity in the Myanmar music scene.

[13] In addition to his work with Iron Cross, Y Wine pursued a solo career, releasing albums that feature a mix of rock ballads and upbeat tracks.