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Marlon Williams On World Cafe

Marlon Williams On World Cafe
The New Zealand singer explains the process of writing a breakup album and why it's easier to write a sad song than a happy song.
The first thing people notice about Marlon Williams is his voice. It's powerful and deep. There are the obvious comparisons to people like Roy Orbison, but it's clear Williams has more to offer than just a sound. His self-titled debut album made people realize, 'Hey, this guy can clearly write some songs.'

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