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Released as the second single from 'Wasteland, Baby!' in November 2018, 'Movement' frames physical grace as a kind of devotion. Hozier credits his subject as 'a call to motion', a presence that stirs something dormant in the observer. The lyric draws on high-culture references, Jonah, Atlas, the dancer Sergei Polunin, but keeps its gaze fixed on the everyday miracle of someone moving through a room. The official video, directed by Chris Barrett and Luke Taylor, featured Polunin himself, paying tribute to what the filmmakers called the emotional physicality of dance. The song peaked at number eleven on the Billboard Digital Sales Chart. Hozier's vocal delivery leans into the reverent, the arrangement spare enough to let the central metaphor breathe: motion as proof of life, as argument, as the thing that makes the watcher want to be better than he is.
"Movement" is a single by Hozier, from the album Wasteland, Baby!, released 1st March 2019. The track is 3:58 long. It's filed under Alternative. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 8 articles about Hozier.
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