Singer Marlon Williams on connecting with his heritage through the

Singer Marlon Williams on connecting with his heritage through the

On the eve of his Australian tour, Marlon Williams discusses how his very personal fourth album, Te Whare Tīwekaweka, brings together the different facets of his life.

The New Zealander about the new learning of a language, writing blockages and the one political act.What does he sing? Kacki Kacki? Titti Itti? The New Zealand songwriter Marlon Williams has pondered his Maori roots and recorded a whole album with lyrics in the language of the indigenous population.That sounds for German ears, that knows everyone who has been to New Zealand, sometimes a bit childish, but turns out on TE WHARE TOWEKAWEKA...