Hozier
Hozier
Hozier
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Hozier stands for blues sound from folk to gospel with profound lyrics in a tasteful indie guise. Edgy guitar riffs and spirited choir arrangements meet the instinct for pop hooks. The result is a successful mixture that whets the appetite for the debut album of the charismatic Irishman:
Tracklist
A1 Take Me To Church
A2 Angel Of Small Death & The Codeine Scene
A3 Jackie And Wilson
B1 Someone New
B2 To Be Alone
B3 From Eden
C1 In A Week
C2 Sedated
C3 Work Song
D1 Like Real People Do
D2 It Will Come Back
D3 Foreigner'S God
D4 Cherry Wine (Live)
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Hozier stands for blues sound from folk to gospel with profound lyrics in a tasteful indie guise. Edgy guitar riffs and spirited choir arrangements meet the instinct for pop hooks. The result is a successful mixture that whets the appetite for the debut album of the charismatic Irishman:
Andrew Hozier-Byrne, as Hozier's real name is called, has captured the hearts of fans in recent weeks with his hit single "Take Me To Church". Within a few days, the high-flyer with the memorable voice catapulted himself into the charts and into the private playlists of prominent musicians.
The avowed fans include OneRepublic, Bastille, Gary Lightbody and Sam Smith. My colleague Kiesza recently covered "Take Me To Church".
His hit, Take Me To Church, is one of those songs that will make you sit up and take notice and is one of the surprises of the year. Now there is Andrew Hozier-Byrne's debut album, and one is finally amazed: In his twelve other songs, this 24-year-old ex-music student from Ireland shows a wonderful knack for traditional music from soul to blues and gospel - and for rumbling rock with black- Keys-Touch. «(Audio, November 2014)
A1 Take Me To Church
A2 Angel Of Small Death & The Codeine Scene
A3 Jackie And Wilson
B1 Someone New
B2 To Be Alone
B3 From Eden
C1 In A Week
C2 Sedated
C3 Work Song
D1 Like Real People Do
D2 It Will Come Back
D3 Foreigner'S God
D4 Cherry Wine (Live)
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