Harry Hudson (musician)

Hudson was born in Englewood, New Jersey, and at four years old moved to Los Angeles. as well as Bob Dylan and Bruce Springsteen. Hudson began to write songs and sing them. In Los Angeles, Hudson met Kylie and Kendall Jenner, who promoted his music on their social media. That affiliation led to his meeting siblings Willow and Jaden Smith, and ultimately in the formation of MSFTS, an “art collective and lifestyle brand that encompasses music, fashion, education and more.” == Health crisis ==

At 20, Hudson learned he had Stage 3 Hodgkin’s lymphoma. The journals he made during chemotherapy sessions, as well as the subsequent depression that befell him, inspired many of the independent releases beginning in 2014 with the "Learn 2 Love" single, and the 2015 "Treatment (A-Side)" EP and Gemineyes" single, as well as the entirety of his later debut album in 2018 on the MSFTS/RocNation label called Yesterday’s Tomorrow Night. While there, he developed an interest in film, and subsequently made one set in Lone Pine, California titled Can Cowboys Cry starring himself and Smith and including his folk-pop songs "Cry for Love", "Yellow Lights", "No Good", and "Gone". The 17-minute film was directed by Directed x MODELS. == Music career ==

On March 30, 2018, Hudson released his 15-track debut album, Yesterday’s Tomorrow Night, on the MSFTS/Roc Nation label, described as “a sincere and heartfelt record that draws heavy inspiration from his albeit difficult life experiences” by ''L'Officiel'' magazine. The songs include the second single, "Yellow Lights", a piano ballad written by Hudson, and co-produced by fellow MSFTS music artist ¿Téo? and platinum recording artist gnash. It was released January 9, 2018 and premiered on Beats 1 radio as a Zane Lowe World First. “Yellow Lights” reached Top 10 on Spotify’s U.S. Viral chart Another piano-driven track, "Love, Dad", was written just after the death of Hudson’s father and the singer says the song feels “like I channeled him.” Hudson sold out his first-ever headlining shows in Los Angeles, California on May 1, 2018 at the Troubadour Also in early 2018, he made a Pandora 2018 SXSW appearance, and performed on the Bud Light 2018 SXSW stage as well. Hudson opened for Kygo on the Kids in Love Tour 2018. Hudson is scheduled to perform throughout 2018 at Bud Light Stages at several summer festivals. He will also appear at the Life Is Beautiful festival in Las Vegas, Nevada on September 22. On November 20, 2020, Hudson released his second album, ''Hey, I'm Here For You''. The album included collaborations with close friend Jaden Smith and Norwegian singer Astrid S. ==Discography==

• Yesterday’s Tomorrow Night (2018) • ''Hey, I'm Here For You'' (2020) • A Deer in Headlights EP (2022) == References ==