Hozier - Movement - Review and Reaction
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This is a review and reaction to Movement by Hozier. I was very excited to hear a new song my Hozier, such a strong and passionate vocalist that writes really good songs. Movement is a new single that has just been released and is getting very strong positive reviews. Definitely has a signature Hozier sound.
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Movement - Hozier
Lyrics
[Verse 1]
I still watch you when you're groovin'
As if through water from the bottom of a pool
You're movin' without movin'
And when you move, I'm moved
You are a call to motion
There, all of you a verb in perfect view
Like Jonah on the ocean
When you move, I'm moved
[Pre-Chorus]
When you move
I'm put to mind of all that I wanna be
When you move
I could never define all that you are to me
[Chorus]
So move me, baby
Shake like the bough of a willow tree
You do it naturally
Move me, baby
[Verse 2]
You are the rite of movement
Its reasonin' made lucid and cool
I know it's no improvement
When you move, I move
You're less Polunin leapin'
Or Fred Astaire in sequins
Honey, you, you're Atlas in his sleepin'
And when you move, I'm moved
[Pre-Chorus]
When you move
I can recall somethin' that's gone from me
When you move
Honey, I'm put in awe of somethin' so flawed and free
[Chorus]
So move me, baby
Shake like the bough of a willow tree
You do it naturally
Move me, baby
So move me, baby
Like you've nothin' left to prove
And nothin' to lose
Move me, baby
[Bridge]
Ooh, ooh, ooh
Oh baby, oh baby
Move like grey skies
Move like a bird of paradise
Move like an odd sight come out at night
[Chorus]
Move me, baby
Shake like the bough of a willow tree
You do it naturally
Move me, baby
So move me, baby
Like you've nothin' left to lose
And nothin' to prove
Move me, baby
So move me, baby
Shake like the bough of a willow tree
You do it naturally
Move me, baby
Many people have thought Hozier was dancing but that Sergei from the Take me to Church ballet video. Hozier's having a laugh at this coz he says he's not very coordinated and couldn't dance to save his life.
Ok so I looked more closely after and you're right it's not him. That's cool that it's Sergei from the TMTC video
Sergei Polunin, the guy dancing, is also referenced in the song when he says "Like S. Polunin leaping" And I just find that pretty cool.
The dancer is sergei polunin you should def look him up he‘s kind of the bad boy of ballett
Thank you! Will look him up.
Sergei is a superb dancer.
“like s. polunin leapin’” is a lyric in movement
Sergei Polunin is mentioned in the song even. "You're more Polunin than leaping." Sergei worked with one of his songs in the past and did an alternate video for Take Me to Church, which in my opinion is second best only to this one! The two of them together is pure magic!
Definitely a great combo!
This song is a religious experience. It's everything. Soul touching 😍
Isn't it just... Heard it for the first time today, and have played it all day... Love this song on so many levels ❤️
I agree!
Love the in-depth analysis, thanks for such a great review!
Thanks for the watch and the comment :)
Hozier knows how to sing. His breath control is perfect. He is singing his poetry.
He's one of the best singers of our day
That is Sergei Polunin - he is a Ukrainian ballet dancer - trained at the Royal Ballet in London. He is AMAZING. Self-styled bad boy of ballet, tattooed, controversial etc.
Interesting, thanks for the context!
React to Rewrite the Stars from the greatest showman - James Arthur and Annie Marie’s version.
Thanks for the suggestion Ângelo :)
Hey there, Hozier is a He, not a They
grammatically speaking, both are right.
The only thing( but very a very important one ) you missed in your review is that this is a ripoff from the fantastic song Retrograde by James Blake
Interesting take, thanks for commenting!
Why, because of the stripped back approach and the clapping? That's ridiculous!, it's a style of music and they feel vaguely similar.
The only part of this comment that's correct is that Retrograde is a great song.
@@mayaenglish5424 ...oh, and the chords, and the structure.. and the fact that he has has covered James Blakes retrograde before. Should I go on with som REAL music analysis or is this enough for you?
@@Maleeee confirmation bias much? there are similarities in style, but the melodies are different.