Irish artist Hozier, who we famously know for the ‘Take Me To Church’ surpassed one billion Spotify streams earlier this year indicating the amount of love he has garnered over the years through his hymn-like songs. Thus, it is a sane reaction to absolutely go crazy now that the singer has finally announced his latest project after depriving the audience of 2 years from his holy voice. His last releases were ‘Almost (Sweet Music)’ and ‘Dinner & Diatribes’ ft., Anya Taylor-Joy in the music video. Both these tracks were part of extended singles in his album ‘Wasteland, Baby!’.
Meduza, meanwhile, has come to fame since being nominated for Grammy Award for Best Dance Recording and their breakthrough song ‘Piece of Your Heart’ is still ringing through everyone’s playlist.
Hozier-Meduza Collaboration Details
Irish musician Hozier announced this upcoming project on Twitter. On 22nd October 2021, Hozier posted a clip of himself revealing the details for his upcoming track.
Joining the Grammy-nominated trio Meduza, the single will be titled ‘Tell It To My Heart’. The preview of the song is available on TikTok to make videos on and pre-save. However, the entire track that will feature Hozier’s voice will release on the 29th of October. 2021.
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On October 24, 2021, Hozier posted a video on his Instagram page that shows him singing a snippet of the song and reminding the audience of the release date for the song.
Prior to this, both Meduza and Hozier had shared a similar monochrome picture from their social media accounts in front of an old, church-like structure. Meduza has also shared, what looks like a preview music video, of the upcoming song. The video contains a heart beating inside a rib cage made up of metal.
Nothing much is known about the track at this point apart from cryptic announcement pictures and videos by the two artists involved. Thus, it is important to stay tuned to find out what our ginger forest nymph is going to offer us next.
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