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Hudson East Reps North London With Smoke City

By Marcus AdetolaApril 27, 2020
Hudson East Reps North London With Smoke City

Hudson East Reps North London With Smoke CityHudson East reps North London with Smoke City. The young rapper from North London recently dropped Smoke City, paying homage to where he’s from and announcing his return to the rap game as he’s been gone for a minute. And he does not disappoint doing a great job bringing the heat. With a catchy hook and smooth delivery on the wavy instrumentals, he makes his point. Hudson East drops witty lines that will make you smile.

Every time I drop I hear the choir scream Jesus

Though, you know this man from North London isn’t joking. When it comes to crafting melodies, Hudson East has the formula on lock. Once again, he has delivered a banging track suitable for any occasion. Mandem better not be caught lacking with Hudson East or they’ll be getting spun.

Hudson East · Smoke City
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