Tiama'a

Tiama'a is a Samoan gospel music artist known for their prolific output and enduring popularity. With a career spanning several decades, they've released numerous albums, often focusing on traditional Samoan hymns and original compositions with spiritual themes. Titles like "Pule Aoao Le Atua" (God is Sovereign) and "Tiama'a O Le Fa'aolataga" (Tiama'a of Salvation) reflect the central role of faith in their music. The "Faifaiva Mo Tagata" and "Fafa Aulalo" series showcase their ongoing commitment to sharing their music with a wide audience. A notable release is the "Fafo Aulalo's Tiama'a Tour of NZ Album (1997)," documenting a tour in New Zealand and highlighting their reach beyond Samoa.

While the specifics of Tiama'a's formation and individual members remain somewhat elusive, their impact on Samoan gospel music is undeniable. Compilations like "The Favourites - Songs of Tiama'a" speak to the enduring appeal of their music across generations. Their continued releases, including more recent volumes in their ongoing series, demonstrate their dedication to sharing their faith and musical talents. From traditional hymns to original compositions, Tiama'a's music offers a rich tapestry of Samoan spiritual music.

Genres

Folk

Soul

World

Traditional Music

Gospel

Religious

Christian

Contemporary Christian Music

Spiritual Music

Acapella

Latest Release

Faifaiva Mo Tagata (Vol. 8)

Tiama'a

Album - 10 Tracks - Released May 11, 2001