Hozier on what Sinéad meant to him, 'Unreal Unearth,' and the weirdest pronunciation of his name!

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Hozier and Scott talk about dropping out of college to pursue music, early days of touring, intimate clubs vs large tours, top Irish actors and top Irish musical performers and so much more.
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2:04 the weirdest pronunciation of your name?
4:00 on the music he grew up around
8:15 remembering his first performances
10:19 on dropping out of college to pursue music
15:00 on not being able to find musicians on take me to church and what its become
23:02 on his disappointment on his second appearance ever which was lettermen
23:47 on Annie Lennox and the Grammys
26:26 on meeting U2 at the Kennedy center honors
29:43 on the early days of touring
35:00 on taking 4 yrs between albums and restarting the new record
42:39 on the new video and record
43:23 on referencing Dante’s inferno on the new material
48:53 on Brandi Carlisle and Joni Mitchell
55:17 intimate shows vs club shows
56:90 on Sinead O'Connor
58:00 the top 5 Irish acts ever
CREDITS (instagram links)
Host - @ScottLipps
Edited by toastycakes
Music by @Robby_hoff

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  • @skyguppy1
    @skyguppy18 ай бұрын

    He always talks as if there's a sleeping baby in the next room ❤️

  • @mkdegrat

    @mkdegrat

    3 ай бұрын

    That’s such a cute way to describe it, love that 😂

  • @giuliab21

    @giuliab21

    7 күн бұрын

    I love this comment

  • @mkdegrat

    @mkdegrat

    7 күн бұрын

    @@giuliab21 I also love this comment, I keep thinking about it

  • @fancynancy074
    @fancynancy0747 ай бұрын

    I love how much he drives home how Black music has influenced him every chance he gets. It’s important and he never misses a moment to contextualize where his sound came from. ❤️🙌🏾

  • @Elisanna91
    @Elisanna919 ай бұрын

    I've seen a lot of Hozier interviews, and this one was so good. Scott is great at not putting too much of himself in the interview but enough to feel personable and genuine. And the questions themselves were really spot on and good solid asks. Great interview.

  • @juliakimm3624
    @juliakimm36249 ай бұрын

    ‘Bog daddy’ is iconic

  • @chimdi
    @chimdi8 ай бұрын

    Loved this interviewer because you can tell he did his research! I appreciated hearing Hozier reflect on how hard he worked to promote his first single and album vs. it being solely about the Internet virality. And it was interesting hearing him try to grasp the surreality of being a touring artist living between words. I can't wait to hear the other songs that didn't make it on Unreal Unearth!

  • @zoeollie202
    @zoeollie2029 ай бұрын

    Hearing “there aren’t very many paparazzi in Ireland” I think about that also with Harry Styles, it’s good to hear that artists get to have the lives to themselves that they want, but it makes it so much more clear to me that LA culture and America normalized stalking celebrities and needing to know what they’re doing at all times, even if it’s nothing to do with their artwork. I think about how some people may feel like through social media they may need to be constantly doing something public or “noteworthy” to seem busy and justify their popularity and it’s exhausting and sad to think that tabloid culture made so much money off of celebrities that it’s normalized to not let them have even a bit of privacy as if we’re entitled to their every second. I’d much rather you be beekeeping, swimming, quietly reading undisturbed at home.

  • @signe2102
    @signe21022 ай бұрын

    Its actually insane how much I love him😭

  • @janetclaireSays
    @janetclaireSays8 ай бұрын

    Great interview, but I have to comment on the typical New Yorker thing to say, that everyone works in NY but only a handful of people work in LA outside of musicians and actors. How ridiculous. Hozier even seemed baffled by that statement. I'm with Hozier when it comes to Sinéad O'Connor - what a terrible loss. She was a treasure and definitely had an impact on my life.

  • @johncallaghan1787
    @johncallaghan17877 сағат бұрын

    Really impressed with presenter too. Very interested, patient and knowledgeable. Thanks again for great interview. Hozier is class

  • @yvettedouglass4642
    @yvettedouglass46427 ай бұрын

    He mentions a music festival in Dingle. I looooved Dingle. Definitely a gorgeous town in Ireland. I was lucky enough to travel around Ireland for my Honeymoon (we are since divorced, but it was such an undeniably magical trip). I joked with the keepers of the B & B …”you’ll want to Dangle in Dingle” 🤣🤣🤣✨✨✨But really, this is about Hozier. One of my most favorite artists today. He and Miley Cyrus and Florence and the Machine, as well as The Lumineers. 🫶🏼💓✨😌

  • @hannahahle
    @hannahahle8 ай бұрын

    Could’ve listened to another hour of that - absolutely delightful!

  • @Brassroses
    @Brassroses8 ай бұрын

    I think the bog daddy thing comes from the feeling a lot of us get from aspects of your music feeling connected to nature? Certain lines I think stick with us and lead to us feeling a connection to the land in a really visceral way.

  • @BrittanyNCrosby
    @BrittanyNCrosby9 ай бұрын

    Such an insightful interview that captured Hozier's journey, from his own talent to his influences. Loved the top 5 (or, 7-8) at the end and the Red Rocks shoutout. A remarkable album and artist. Can't wait for the tour.

  • @jasminec6373
    @jasminec63739 ай бұрын

    Absolutely incredible interview. I loved hearing about Hozier's early influences and the level of respect that he has for music and the artists was palpable throughout, but especially in the compiling of those lists at the end. An absolute joy.

  • @studiocelestedesign
    @studiocelestedesign9 ай бұрын

    Great little chat! That background framed cover though, what is that as a universal background hahaha. Super distracting & juxtaposed against Andrew's gentleness. Sorry for the tiny critique I just find it funny. ;) Fab interview; thanks! Lucky you to chat with the man for a bit; he's a real one.

  • @lavhayez
    @lavhayez9 ай бұрын

    Such a brilliant interview, possibly one of my favourites of this particular press run. Thank you!

  • @kooosamonkey
    @kooosamonkey7 ай бұрын

    Just such a great interview... different vibe than most... but same vibe that the man always brings... his pure self. Love you darling Andrew!

  • @giancarlocasaldi4515
    @giancarlocasaldi45159 ай бұрын

    Very very good 😊

  • @LilaMubarak-td9vj
    @LilaMubarak-td9vj9 ай бұрын

    I'm living ,for his work .

  • @mikeluongo537

    @mikeluongo537

    5 ай бұрын

    I must hear hiim multiple X a day. Need He, and that voice, like a good drug.

  • @thinking102

    @thinking102

    10 күн бұрын

    Me to😊

  • @mikeluongo537
    @mikeluongo5375 ай бұрын

    He is a grand soul. AND SOOOO FKING COOL!

  • @thinking102
    @thinking1025 күн бұрын

    One of the reasons the world embraces the pure magic hoziers lyrics, poetry and songs are is because of that exact reason they spoke of that many of us ate looking for the feeling now in our lives and hua music allows us to feel so much

  • @anewdawn2009
    @anewdawn20093 ай бұрын

    Mad respect for his respect for Sinead O’Connor

  • @ericac3251
    @ericac32518 ай бұрын

    Very polite of Hozier to not get aggravated with his interviewer. Andrew would explain something about his life (the fact he talked all about how in Ireland,his friends from school call him Hozier since 12 vs traveling and doing interviews he’s Andrew etc (34:37) etc). Then be asked, “I’m sure at home you’re Andrew an not Hoz..” 🤦🏾‍♀️(34:52). He did this so much I stopped watching right after. Love to listen to Hozier interviews but 😣.

  • @Just.for.fun.376
    @Just.for.fun.3764 ай бұрын

    "okay, I'll burn my boats to move forward" - is that a quote or something or he just talks like that 😮😮😮😮

  • @julieannelovesbooks

    @julieannelovesbooks

    4 ай бұрын

    It’s probably a quote but he also 100% just talks like that.

  • @RachelAnastasiaFurman
    @RachelAnastasiaFurman6 ай бұрын

    youngblood picture starring was ...a choise

  • @FractalSpace888
    @FractalSpace888Ай бұрын

    Hozier: “does this song spark joy?”

  • @gypsyrose2720
    @gypsyrose27209 ай бұрын

    Thank you Hozier for that lovely mention to Sinnead O'Connor.....Powers that be were at work💫 Lions gate portal on August 8 (8/8), the Sun, Sirius (the brightest star in the sky), Orion, and Earth completely align with each other and the Pyramids of Giza.⛰️ The Lion's Gate refers to a period of days before and after-from July 28 until August 12-when the power of Sirius is believed to be activated by the Sun. Leo and your inner child being the key astrology areas. Sinead passed over 26 July 2023 Sinead was sent to Rest in Power 8.8.23🌈... the strongest dates of portal energies release is between 8th and 12th🌬 Timing of the powers that be in her crossover is not surprising at all... Her last time here on earth in this lifetime was a massive syncronisitie for me🕠....awoken early hours with a ringing in my ears, being guided to look out to the sky I was astounded to see sirus🌟 and a pyramid ⛰️star cluster 🌠 side by side rising at 4.30am 8.8.23 ... I instinctively spoke out loud, farewelling Sinead. Now AEST 9.9.23, I learn she was set free in Bray, C. Wicklow, Eire (Ireland) on the 8.8.23 kzread.info/dash/bejne/h5ubta6LppSXqsY.html Dad and I have many precious memories on The Isle of Eire, especially C. Wicklow. Always in tune with you my beautiful Sinead 💚 Thank you for the FABULOUS music throughout lifes toughest moments, teaching me to speak from my heart and never let folk belittle me, be bloodline or not REAL GOLD ⭐️DOESNT FEEL THE HEAT OF THE HOTTEST FIRE ♨️ Our ancestral familys both stem from the O'CONNOR clan ...high kings of ancient Eire🇨🇮 FAREWELL SINEAD O'CONNOR🍀 💚U👩‍🦰 See you on the other side one day where we will dance , sing and party with the fae🧚‍♀️ #sineadoconnor #sinead #sinéadoconnor #sinéad #bray #brayhead #brayheadwalk #ireland #ireland🍀 #ireland🇮🇪 #fae #highking #oconnor #lionsgate #lionsgateportal #wicklow #pyramidsofgiza #sirus #sun #orion #leo #innerchild #innerchildhealing

  • @Donna.G.

    @Donna.G.

    8 ай бұрын

    God bless you and Sinead...I am also Irish. 🙏 I can't wait to meet her Rip

  • @loyaltyoptimismversatilityerud

    @loyaltyoptimismversatilityerud

    7 ай бұрын

    🇨🇮

  • @kundaigovereh5385
    @kundaigovereh53853 ай бұрын

  • @quinni241
    @quinni2415 ай бұрын

    5:49

  • @magspies
    @magspies8 ай бұрын

    Great interview, though not sure how much of a fan of Phil Lynott he is. Hozier doesn't pronounced Phil's surname correctly - the Irish way, and the way Phil did vs the English/US way.

  • @24starchild
    @24starchild4 ай бұрын

    I have a question… Why on the planet is talking about Sinead part of the title when it takes nearly an hour for her to come up in the conversation? That’s misleading. Although I do really respect and admire what Hozier said about her, about how powerful she was and how taken for granted. Maybe because she unabashedly pushed us way out of our comfort zones. He vindicated himself by putting her in his the top five however. (also impressed that Thin Lizzy made his list ) Honestly, I never really listened to this guy because I thought he was immediately over commercialized. I saw him on television one time and thought he was utterly full of himself, but he vindicated himself in this interview. You still shouldn’t have put Sinead in the title of the video, that was taking advantage of her legacy by using her as Clickbait. From someone from Ireland who views her as their hero, and was in the top 2% of listeners of her music last year. 🙏

  • @appalacicola
    @appalacicola8 ай бұрын

    wru?

  • @user-zq8zh3gv9z
    @user-zq8zh3gv9z3 ай бұрын

    Gorgeous gorgeous man. Marry me, Andy!!!!! 🎉❤😂😅😊

  • @sharpcanines3347
    @sharpcanines33475 ай бұрын

    Planxty and Bothey Band 😲👏👏👏 but I hate this interviewer trying to make Hozier number his favourites, that was annoying ffs

  • @retired5218
    @retired5218Ай бұрын

    Wonder why Andrew fidgets do much furing interviews? Is he uncomfortable talking sbout himself? Or maybe personal details about his inner feelings?

  • @thinking102

    @thinking102

    10 күн бұрын

    Oh pleaseeeee go find something to do ..ugh everyones an expert and a critic..bye

  • @mavismayaveisburnedthepopc7408
    @mavismayaveisburnedthepopc7408Ай бұрын

    Stop pushing him on five-girl let the man speak 😭😭😭

  • @pamallinder3287
    @pamallinder32879 ай бұрын

    Don't answer his questions

  • @emilyharwood89
    @emilyharwood899 ай бұрын

    That background is unbearable.

  • @theresewalters1696

    @theresewalters1696

    8 ай бұрын

    That's all you got from this?

  • @spacebar9733

    @spacebar9733

    8 ай бұрын

    ​​@@theresewalters1696 gotta focus on the negative or else we'll actually be happy !

  • @emilyharwood89

    @emilyharwood89

    6 ай бұрын

    @theresewalters1696 no but I suffer with vertigo and migraines and that background made it very difficult to watch, that OK with you??

  • @spacebar9733

    @spacebar9733

    6 ай бұрын

    @@emilyharwood89 i have vertigo (anemia) and chronic migraine too. You don't have to watch the video. It's a podcast after all.

  • @emilyharwood89

    @emilyharwood89

    6 ай бұрын

    @spacebar9733 well you should be more understanding then! I want to WATCH the podcast and all I said was the background is annoying. Who gives a fuck?!

  • @user-zq8zh3gv9z
    @user-zq8zh3gv9z3 ай бұрын

    Gorgeous gorgeous man. Marry me, Andy!!!!! 🎉❤😂😅😊

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