Eat Your Young
Hozier · 2023
11 min · 3 tracks · indie rock · R&B · soul
Soulful melodies intertwine with poignant lyrics, reflecting a nuanced exploration of human experience and existential themes.
Eat Your Young is an EP by Hozier, released in 2023. Soulful melodies intertwine with poignant lyrics, reflecting a nuanced exploration of human experience and existential themes. 'Eat Your Young' debuted at number one on the US Billboard 200, showcasing Hozier's continued commercial appeal. The album also sparked discussions around its thematic depth and societal relevance, particularly in light of its release during a period of global uncertainty. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Eat Your Young sound like?
Soulful melodies intertwine with poignant lyrics, reflecting a nuanced exploration of human experience and existential themes. Rooted in indie rock and R&B.
What makes Eat Your Young by Hozier notable?
'Eat Your Young' debuted at number one on the US Billboard 200, showcasing Hozier's continued commercial appeal. The album also sparked discussions around its thematic depth and societal relevance, particularly in light of its release during a period of global uncertainty. Released on March 17, 2023, 'Eat Your Young' follows Hozier's acclaimed sophomore album 'Wasteland, Baby!' from 2019. At this stage in his career, Hozier aimed to further solidify his artistic identity, embracing deeper lyrical explorations while maintaining his signature sound rooted in blues and folk.
How many songs are on Eat Your Young?
Eat Your Young has 3 tracks, running approximately 11 minutes.
Tracklist
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- 1 Eat Your Young Standout 4:02
- 2 All Things End Standout 3:34
- 3 Through Me (The Flood) Standout 3:48
Release Date
March 17, 2023
Artist Origin
Ireland
Runtime
11 min 24 sec
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