Hozier is celebrating the 10th anniversary of his multi-platinum selling self-titled debut album with a special vinyl repack via Legacy Recordings/Columbia Records.
Alongside the release, the singer-songwriter shared a brand new remix of "Like Real People Do," featuring "nature."
Hozier has teamed up with Sounds Right to create a unique rendition of "Like Real People Do." The remix features sounds of the natural world, with 50 percent of the recording royalties directed to frontline conservation in the world's most precious and precarious ecosystems. The nature aspect was recorded by Martyn Stewart and The Listening Planet in County Wicklow.
Featuring his Grammy-nominated breakthrough mega hit "Take Me To Church," the critically-acclaimed record also includes fan favorites "Work Song," "From Eden" and "Someone New."
The anniversary reissue arrives on a selection of vinyl variants, including a limited edition x2 LP custard vinyl, a limited edition x2 LP baby blue vinyl - only available from Hozier's store and a US Amazon exclusive x2 LP on olive green.
As well as presenting the album in its glorious original form, the release will feature bonus tracks "In The Woods Somewhere," "Run," "Arsonist's Lullabye" and "My Love Will Never Die" on vinyl for the very first time. The standard album will also be reissued on cassette.
Hozier is currently on a huge run of arena dates across both South America and North America.
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