Marlon Williams interview - 'My Boy', Māori strumming, eclectic songwriting, and a lot more! (2022)
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Marlon about:
0:00 touring with Lorde
2:47 dabbling in acting
3:48 the start of My Boy
7:55 being judged publicly eclectic songwriting
12:15 the song My Boy
14:27 simplicity in his writing
17:16 Māori strumming
19:37 Don’t Go Back
23:05 finding a healthy work/life balance,
25:52 Thinking of Nina
28:42 Soft Boys Make The Grade
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Video interview with New Zealand singer and songwriter Marlon Williams. FaceCulture spoke with Marlon about touring with Lorde, dabbling in acting, the start of My Boy, being judged publicly, eclectic songwriting, the song My Boy, simplicity in his writing, Māori strumming, Don’t Go Back, finding a healthy work/life balance, Thinking of Nina, Soft Boys Make The Grade, and a lot more! (09/06/2022) - Розваги
I'm totally in love with the new album. I'm normally more of a metalhead but Marlon instantly became one of my favourite musicians about 2 1/2 years ago when my mother introduced me to his music.
Marlon is just as charming and forthright as I imagined him to be. Thanks for posting this wide-ranging and illuminating interview on his creative process and perspective. Massive compliments to the knowledgeable and perceptive interviewer as well. His intelligent questions, respectful listening, and deft follow-up were pure pleasure.
Thanks so much for your kind words. And you're right, Marlon was such a genuine and kind person to talk to :)
I knew it'd be a great interview as soon as he actually thought about his answer to "how are you?" (and not go for the usual polite answer).
Also, I somehow love the fact that you can see the natural light changing from time to time. Anyway, great video, thank you!
Love this album he’s crossed so many genres …. I’m pretty new to Marlon’s work but I think this album can reach everyone…. I challenge anyone to not feel changed in someway but hearing it … he seems a beautifully humble man too …
Thanks Marlon for giving us a bit of background about Nina. The video had me daydreaming and musing for days about trenchcoat man and the beautiful
woman who's always one step ahead of his twitchy, broody little fingers.
That was a good interview. I saw Marlon last week in Hobart, he was amazing, the best live performance I have ever witnessed.
Great questions!
I'm seeing him tomorrow in Leeds!!!
Gosh.