Hudson Moore

Hudson Moore is a burgeoning artist in the country music scene, known for blending traditional country sounds with contemporary pop and rock elements. Born in Fort Worth, Texas, Moore's passion for music began at a young age, playing guitar and writing songs that echoed the heart of the South with an infusion of modern flair. He emerged as a musician worth watching with his smooth vocals and multi-instrumentalist skills, carving out a niche for himself in the competitive music industry.

Moore's career began gaining traction with a series of well-received releases. His singles like "Light Me Up" and "Nothin' like This" showcase his ability to create catchy, heartfelt music, while songs like "Can't Waste Whiskey" and "Throwback" have endeared him to fans with their relatable lyrics and fusion of traditional and modern influences. With each new release, such as "Coming Home" and "Universe," Hudson Moore continues to build his reputation as an artist with an authentic voice and genuine storytelling ability, appealing to both country purists and those new to the genre. His work, including the soulful "Bronco" and the remixed hit "Other Side (Mokita Remix)," proves that Moore is carving a unique path in the music world, offering a fresh take on the timeless American genre of country music.

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Light Me Up
Single - Released December 3, 2021
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