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Since his breakthrough hit "Take Me to Church", Hozier has continued to push himself lyrically, taking inspiration from literature, religion, and real world experiences in his personal life. Hozier shares that isolation allowed him to reset, clear his mind, and remove distractions in order to tap into a higher level of creativity and give him the momentum to pen the powerful tracks on this album. Hozier also discusses his relationship with Ireland, reflects on the success of "Take Me to Church", remembers Sinead O'Connor, and discusses spirituality more broadly.
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00:00 - Taking Inspiration From Danteās Inferno
10:20 - Irish Artists & āTake Me to Churchā
20:10 - Connecting to the Source
27:36 - Influences & Songs on 'Unreal Unearth'
41:33 - Balance & the Craft
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"I grew up swimming in waters that were made clearer by the work of Sinead O'Connor." "This phantom life sharpens like an image, it sharpens like a knife." So much wisdom and poetry in this interview ā¤
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āitās like youāve been traveling the land for centuriesā is exactly how hoziers music sounds
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"I'm not bookish"
proceeds to reference three different writers
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If there is anything more beautifully poetic than Hozier's lyrics, it is the man himself.
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Zane Lowe is the greatest musical artist interviewer. I have been waiting for this interview with Hozier, I am beyond satisfied with the quality of the question and amazed at how cultivated Zane proves himself to be one more time.
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I've been on a Hozier interview binge since the new album came out and I really feel that this conversation stands out from the rest. The depth and humility in both of them is magnificent, I could listen for hours...
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Such a genuinely nice man had the pleasure of meeting him recently and was blown away by his humility, humour and patience, the new album is a masterpiece
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He saved me this summer, ngl. Deep diving into his references, I found a level of intrigue and almost childlike/obsessive curiosity I thought Iād never experience again - or that I could never spark into life again. And this facilitated a ripple effect. I feel like Iām late in getting to know his craft but the timing couldnāt have been more benefic. Heās so intentional. I understand now why he has moved so many. Great interview š
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Can we just agree on the gorgeousness of Hozier's hair. š
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What a beautiful interview. So rich with ideas, so authentic. When he said '"I grew up swimming in waters that were made clearer by the work of Sinead O'Connor" I just cried - what better epitaph could an artist have?
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How beautiful it is and lucky we are to live in such a time as this. This felt less like an interview and more like I was watching the most riveting conversation unfold at a dinner party. Exceptional stuff from both, who are so good at what they do.
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Funny how everytime I hear Hozier speak whether through general conversation or song, I instantly find something happen within me, I get idea for new poems or I gain new something and my manner of speech changes and try to be better. Grateful, grateful.
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God he's so beautifully spoken, I'm enchanted by his use of language
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17:33 my mother was one of these babies. the void in our lives because of this has been massive, we didnāt even know we had any irish lineage until a handful of years ago. but itās incredible how things come together because now we may be meeting her birth mother for the first time at a hozier concert next month?!
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"I'm really not bookish"
quotes four texts within 3 minutes
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If there was one artist who I would love to sit down with and have a extended conversation until the wee hours , it'd be Hozier. His mind must be a wonderous labyrinth to explore
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Fantastic convo. I only wish (and I know itās just pure undistilled enthusiasm on Zaneās part), but I wish Andrew could have been given slightly longer moments to finish his thoughts. ;) Felt like there were a few times he had much more to say but got cut off. Nothing but love for this interview tho! ā¤
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ā Does it feel like its worth making in this moment, does it feel like it needs to be made ?
Yes
And do I find it beautiful?
Yes
Then it needs to be made
These two questions are the absolute north for me in the making of something ā
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This is the kind to conversation that we needed for this masterful work. Thank you Hozier for sharing you gift. This album is breathtaking, thoughtful, scary, and honest.ā¤
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@heyya99
8 months ago
When the pope visited Ireland a few years back Hozier joined a group of people who were protesting against the pope's visit, no fan-fare, just humbly turned up to support them. That's the measure of the man.
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