Guided by the M─üori proverb, "Ko te reo M─üori, he matapihi ki te ao M─üori," Aotearoa musician Marlon Williams' fourth solo album, Te Whare T─½wekaweka, serves as a window to his ancestral world. Through the album's creation, Marlon found a new way to express his emotions while staying connected to his roots and homeland, Lyttelton.
Te Whare T─½wekaweka reflects Marlon's journey of reconnecting with his family and cultural heritage, symbolized by the cover art drawn by his mother and his exploration of the M─üori language. Collaborating with rapper KOMMI, Marlon's music transcends conversation to deepen our sense of interconnectedness, offering a new dimension to his artistic expression and personal growth.
