Hozier has revealed brand new single ‘Nobody’s Soldier’, taken from new ‘Unaired’ EP, out today (Friday 16 August).

The EP features three unreleased tracks, originally recorded during the sessions for latest chart-topping album ‘Unreal Unearth’.

In addition to ‘Nobody’s Soldier’, the EP also includes ‘July’, produced by Jeff ‘Gitty’ Gitelman (Anderson .Paak, H.E.R.) and ‘That You Are’, produced by Gus Seyffert (Beck, Michael Kiwanuka) and featuring Syrian-American folk artist Bedouine.

In a note to fans, Hozier said; “Dear Souls, I want to thank each and everyone of you for everything over this past year. It’s been a privilege to travel and play the music and be met with so much love and support. This has been a very special time for me, thank you all sincerely.

“Nobody’s Soldier,” which some of you may have heard live already, “July,” the sister song of “Wildflower and Barley,” written while awaiting the pandemic’s passing, and “That You Are,” a song that I was blessed to write with Bedouine in Los Angeles and record together shortly after.

I sincerely hope you enjoy these additional songs from this chapter. Thank you again for your support, I hope to see some of you at a show soon!”

LISTEN TO THE ‘UNAIRED’ EP HERE:

Hozier scored his first ever UK No.1 album with 2023s ‘Unreal Unearth’, outselling the entire UK Top 5 combined in release week as well as scoring the top spot in Ireland. His ‘Unheard’ EP dropped in March this year featuring UK No.1 single ‘Too Sweet’. The track has since gone on to accumulate 1.6 billion global streams and counting, and its video has been nominated for Best Alternative Song at the upcoming VMA’s.

The ‘Unaired’ EP is out now.

The Unaired EP is out now 🖤

It features ‘Nobody’s Soldier’, ‘July’ (the sister song of ‘Wildflower and Barley’) and ‘That You Are’, which I was blessed to write with @BedouineMusic.

I sincerely hope you enjoy these songs from this additional chapter! https://t.co/OJzLUox2AG pic.twitter.com/agkoFLYe3p

— Hozier (@Hozier) August 16, 2024

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