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RECORD LABEL: TAYLOR REECE MUSIC INC.

Title: Vi'i O La'ie (Fagaz Song) "La'ie my home."
Songwriter: Jasmyn Nuga-Tuimaseve (RIL) & Galumalemana Fa’asega Malietoa

TaylorReeceMusic Tag: My Lil Hallie “Falefia-Tanuvasamanaia” Nuga-Tuimaseve 
Welcome Speech/Lauga: By: High Chief Seukoa Ropati Tiatia and inspired by,
Papali'i Seiuli Tuimaseve-Malietoa (RIL) 

First Verse: Samoan 🇼🇸🇦🇸
Ou te fia pese nei i lo’u nu'u pele, 
i le totonu o le vāsa tetele. 
Le Malumalu o se mea te va’ai, 
Mo le au pa’ia ō aso, e gata ‘ai. 
O le a’ai ole sulufaiga, i le pa’ia ole aofia, 
Ou te mitamita tele ia te oe o lo’u ‘aigā.

*Chorus: Samoan 🇼🇸🇦🇸
O lo’u La’ie, sa fa’avae i le Atua,
O le ‘aiga, o mea uma, fa’atuatua.                                    
O na matou, ola sili lava i le olaga.
O ‘oe La’ie, o si o’u nu’u i lo’u agaga.

Second Verse: Samoan 🇼🇸🇦🇸
Sau la’ia se'i maimoa,
le matagofie o lona laumua.
Auā na valo'ia e ta’ita’i anamua.
Lā’ie ua tofia.
Tupulaga se’i tautuana,
le amataga mai o tatou tua’a.
E vi’ia oe, ma puipui oe, i le ou le alofa.

First Verse: English 🇺🇸
I want to sing now of my beloved village, 
in the middle of the great ocean. 
Where the (LDS) Temple is something you’ll want to see. 
Built for the Latter Days Saints. 
It’s the City of Refuge, in the sanctity of our guests. 
La’ie, I am very proud to call you my family.

Second Verse: English 🇺🇸
Come and witness the beauty (of Lā’ie),
as was spoken by our Church leaders. 
Laie is a “Chosen Place” 
To the generations that come after, 
remember to sing of praise, and to protect, 
this special place as our ancestors did with love…for Laie.

*Chorus: English 🇺🇸
My La’ie, was founded on God. 
Where family is everything, and faith.
For those of us (Lā’ie Boys & Girls), who lived life to the fullest.
You’re my Laie, my Village dear to my soul.

Tag: (My daughter named after Jen) Lil Hallie “Falefia-Tanuvasamanaia” Nuga-Tuimaseve 🇺🇸
Welcome Speech/Lauga: Papali'i Seiuli Tuimaseve-Malietoa (RIL) 🇼🇸 & High Chief Seukoa Ropati Tiatia 🇼🇸
Vocals: Jennifer “Falefia-Tanuvasamanaia” Nuga-Tuimaseve Fifita, Kenneth Pelesi Joseph Nuga-Tuimaseve 🇼🇸
Guitar: Kenneth Pelesi Joseph Nuga-Tuimaseve, Lave Fuaali’i 🇼🇸🇦🇸
Bass: Vaea Unga-Tauteoli 🇹🇴
Drums/Beats: Tim Lino 🇹🇴
Creative Director: Saimoni Damuni-Lesu 🇫🇯
Record Label: Taylor Reece Music Inc.
Studio Mgmt: Cylee Tuimaunei 🇼🇸
Marketing Manager: Kaimi Nuga-Tuimaseve 🇼🇸
Producer: Chance Loft Studios 🇺🇸

"We ain't trying to make money off this record, but for the record we making HISTORY!” 🤟🏾❤️

Vi'i O La'ie (Fagaz Song) "La'ie my home"

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You'll Be Alright, Kid (Chapter 1)

Ordinary

In 1985, freshly obsessed with his new Tascam 4-track recorder and a synth that made 12 vaguely usable sounds, Billy Noknees decided it was time to revisit an old classic: the legendary Have You Seen My Balls. But this time, there would be no funk band, no studio musicians, and definitely no outside opinions—this was the solo version no one asked for.

Armed with glitter, determination, and a keyboard he didn’t entirely understand, Billy converted his living room into a personal temple of sound, lit only by lava lamps and powered by one dangerously overworked extension cord.

The result? A shimmering, lo-fi, synth-pop reimagining of his most infamous track.

Midway through recording, a power cut wiped an entire synth track, which Billy took as a “sign from the balls themselves” to leave it in. He added reverb to the silence and called it “existential space.”

The home-recorded cassette was never officially released, but Billy mailed it to multiple record labels stuffed inside tennis ball tubes. All of them declined—except for one rep who accidentally played it at a company party thinking it was A-Ha.

It became an underground joke track for a brief moment in '85 before vanishing entirely.

That is, until 2011, when a dusty box labeled “DO NOT LISTEN (Too Emotional)” was discovered in a charity shop in Leeds. Inside: a single cassette of Have You Seen My Balls (1985 Synth Rework), signed in glitter pen.

Now, lovingly AI-remastered, it returns with its original homemade artwork: a crude drawing Billy as a god.

So dim the lights, plug in your headphones, and ask yourself…
Have you seen them?
Because Billy’s back—softer, weirder, and even more committed to the cause.
It’s synth-pop. It’s heartfelt. It’s Have You Seen My Balls (85).

Have You Seen My Balls? (85)

No Tomorrow

If Jesus showed up today, He’d be standing at the edge of the pride parade — not judging, just opening His arms.
This song is His letter to the queer community, and to everyone who’s ever been told they don’t belong in the church, in the family, or in the world just as they are.

“Love Is Love (Still)” reclaims sacred language that’s too often been used to wound. It doesn’t come to argue with scripture — it comes to remind us what the message was always supposed to be:
“I made you in love. I see you with love. I walk with you in love.”

“The pulpits got loud, but I never said hate.”
“They built their fear in My name — but love was never a weapon.”
“You don’t need to change for Me. You were never wrong.”

This isn’t a song about faith lost — it’s about faith restored.
The music swells like a rising light: soft piano, vocal harmonies, and a gentle power that builds as if heaven is humming underneath it.

It’s not permission. It’s a blessing.
For every kid who prayed to be different — and for every one who needs to hear:
“You are exactly who I made you to be.”

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