Te Whare Tiwekaweka TemporarilyUnavailable and brave enough to say

and brave enough to say them

but so too the passing of time

the sound of five friends finally letting go of all the anxiety

Out of print on vinyl since their release

"Have It All"

Te Whare Tiwekaweka TemporarilyUnavailable and brave enough to sayKo te reo Maori, he matapihi ki te ao Maori goes the Maori whakatauki (proverb) that has guided Aotearoa singer songwriter Marlon Williams (Kai Tahu, Ngai Tai) fourth solo album, Te Whare Tiwekaweka. Translated, it means The Maori language is a window to the Maori world and expresses Marlons motivation behind his first te reo Maori album. Through the process of constructing these songs, Marlon says, Ive found a means of expressing my joys, sorrows and