2026 Awards

Harry Hudson

Talent

Singer-Songwriter

Raised in Los Angeles, Hudson pursued music from a young age, releasing his first singles in 2013. At age 20, he was diagnosed with Stage 3 Hodgkin’s lymphoma, an experience that profoundly shaped his artistry. Following his recovery, Hudson signed with Roc Nation and released his debut album Yesterday’s Tomorrow Night in 2018, featuring the breakout single “Yellow Lights,” which reached Spotify’s U.S. Viral Top 10. His sophomore project, (Hey, I’m Here For You), further established his reputation for writing emotionally honest songs about love, grief, and resilience. Beyond music, Hudson is an advocate for mental health and young cancer patients. He co-founded the nonprofit Hey, I’m Here For You, and partners with Teen Cancer America to create safe, creative spaces for teens in treatment. His personal story of loss, survival, and perseverance fuels both his music and his mission to use art as a tool for healing and connection.

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