The 19-year-old Los Angeles singer breathes a deep message into irresistible pop R&B songs. With a dynamic voice and even more dynamic presence, he is ready to flip the script.
Hudson discovered music almost as soon as he learned to talk, listening to Michael Jackson records constantly with his mother while growing up in the suburbs of Los Angeles. In high school, music turned into a serious passion as he recorded demos with his friends, even squeezing into a bathroom in order to get the perfect echo on his MacBook. After graduating high school, he made a songwriting pilgrimage for two months to Sweden, and everything became clear.
"That's when I realized I couldn't do anything else but music," he affirms. "I slept on the floor in a freezing cold studio for two months, but I began to really discover who I was as an artist. I came back and started going hard."
Soon after returning to the states, Hudson recorded his 2013 debut single, "World Is Gone." Fusing elegant pop hooks with an electro reggae bounce and R&B swagger, the track bubbles over with infectious energy.
He explains, "It's a mixture of R&B and pop, and it opens the door to what I'm doing. Lyrically, it's an eternal love story. Even though a girl might bail on you, you don't stop chasing her. The underdog does get the girl eventually."
In future releases, Hudson delivers a heartfelt rumination confronting his father's drug addiction in "Learn to Love," while "In My Head" bounces from a shimmering acoustic guitar into upbeat handclaps. He covers an entire spectrum of emotion and genres.
"I'm not in it for fame and money," Hudson concludes. "I want my music to bring joy to people who have trouble finding beauty in life. I want to be an example. So many people are self-conscious, girls and guys. I want to encourage people to be unique. Be yourself, that's beautiful."
That style will stand out for a long time to come.
Let Me
Harry Hudson Lyrics
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I′m on it
If I'm honest with you
I don′t do this often, no
What's your name?
Are you feeling this? (Oh)
I can see you feeling it
'Cause I′m all in
No agenda for you girl
I′ll take it slow
You amazing, you killing it (Oh)
'Cause I still got your ring around my neck
From the fire you started burning through my head
I′ll love you if you let me
Love you if you let me
And I still got a feeling you're upset
From your ex but I′m sorry I meant what I said
I'll love you if you let me
Love you if you let me
3 a.m., 405 to Hawaii
Said I′m pullin' up
And you thought I was lying, oh
Took a shot do I ever miss?
I can see you feeling it
Now the highs multiply when we vibin'
And nobody knows how we keep it private, oh
You a hot girl, you heaven sent (Oh)
′Cause I still got your ring around my neck
From the fire you started burning through my head
I′ll love you if you let me
Love you if you let me
And I still got a feeling you're upset
From your ex, but I′m sorry I meant what I said
I'll love you if you let me
Love you if you let me
The lyrics to "Let Me In" by Harry Hudson depict a man trying to connect with a woman. The song starts off with the man addressing the woman and letting her know that he is interested in her. He admits that he doesn't usually do this type of thing and asks for her name. The man then acknowledges that he can tell that she is feeling him. He is willing to put his pride on the line and go all in because he feels something special with her, with no ulterior motive or agenda in mind.
The chorus of the song reveals that the man has a strong emotional connection to the woman he is interested in. He still wears a ring around his neck that she gave him, and he promises to love her if she lets him. The verse continues on to say that he still has a feeling that she might be upset about her ex, but he is sorry and truly means what he says about wanting to love her.
The second verse of the song takes a more personal turn, with the man mentioning specific details about their relationship. He talks about pulling up to see her, and the highs they experience when they vibe together. The two of them keep their relationship private, but he thinks that she is heaven-sent and a hot girl.
Overall, "Let Me In" by Harry Hudson is a poignant song about love and taking emotional risks. The lyrics express the feeling of being vulnerable and transparent with someone you care about, even if it means putting your pride on the line. The chorus encapsulates the idea that love can be messy and emotional, but it's worth it if the connection is strong.
Line by Line Meaning
Off the top, not a question
I am confident and sure about what I want
I'm on it
I am actively pursuing my desires
If I'm honest with you
I am being truthful with my words and intentions
I don't do this often, no
I do not usually act this way
What's your name?
I want to get to know you better
Are you feeling this? (Oh)
I can sense a connection between us
I can see you feeling it
I am sure that you are experiencing a mutual attraction
Suicide to my pride
I am willing to risk my ego to pursue my feelings for you
'Cause I'm all in
I am fully committed to this relationship
No agenda for you girl
I do not have ulterior motives or intentions
I'll take it slow
I want to develop this relationship at a comfortable pace
You amazing, you killing it (Oh)
I think you are incredible and I am drawn to you
'Cause I still got your ring around my neck
I still feel connected to you even when we are apart
From the fire you started burning through my head
Your presence ignited intense feelings in me
I'll love you if you let me
I am ready and willing to love you, if you are open to it
And I still got a feeling you're upset
I sense that you are still affected by your past relationship
From your ex but I'm sorry I meant what I said
I am sincere in my feelings for you, despite any past hurt
3 a.m., 405 to Hawaii
I am willing to go to great lengths to see you
Said I'm pullin' up
I am on my way to see you
And you thought I was lying, oh
I am proving to you that I am serious about this relationship
Took a shot do I ever miss?
I am confident in my ability to pursue you
Now the highs multiply when we vibin'
Our connection intensifies when we are together
And nobody knows how we keep it private, oh
We have a special connection that is kept between us
You a hot girl, you heaven sent (Oh)
I think you are beautiful and I feel lucky to have you
Writer(s): Isaac Bolivar, Jess Jackson, Harrison Ryan Rhodes, Mike G. Dean, Brandon Michael Green, Blake Slatkin
Contributed by Charlie T. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@HarryHudsonMusic
This song is about a girl I love. I wanted to name it after her but she wouldn't LET ME. - Harry Hudson
@yesnoshouldi4341
Jenner? Jessica? Jenny? Jen? How close am I? 😅
@freak5879
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@VladleTaxi
Bro this song is about love, we all have that girl...just different experiences!
@ThingsUShouldLike
JENNIE KIM OMGGGG.....
@ThingsUShouldLike
@@jruby6386 Omgg you're right and remember when Jennie posted a picture of a sky on her instagram, then soon after Harry posted the same exact sky on his story but then when people noticed he deleted it quickly
@zaraabbas9173
Can we talk about how underated he is
@johntolaf7310
Who else can't wait for Harrys album
@felixz6677
when does it drop?
@johntolaf7310
@@felixz6677 as far as I know he hasn't specified but he says he's done with it. Hope this helps🤟