Hudson Mueller

Hudson Mueller came up playing in the coffee shops and barrooms of his native Austin, TX. He developed a free-wheeling storytelling style and an abiding love for folk, blues and classic country music. Hudson then joined forces with fellow troubadour Brian Hudson and they spent 8 years touring the U.S. and Canada with their group “The Hudsons”. Together they released three albums and were named Best Folk Band by the Austin Music Awards in 2006 and 2008.

In 2009, Hudson set out for New York City and promptly formed The Gold Magnolias which quickly became one of the city’s most exciting southern soul bands. This group has become renowned for their infectious grooves and energetic live performances.

On “Campfire”, Hudson explores his roots as a solo performer and songwriter. This record includes some of his most compelling story-songs captured live in the studio in front of an audience of friends and fans. Hudson creates a whimsical world in his songs where listeners can drift on the “cauliflower wind” or float alongside a styrofoam cup as it washes out to sea. In a musical landscape that's often dominated by slick production, "Campfire" sounds refreshingly raw and human. Recently, he’s combined forces with the incredibly talented vocalist Malaya Sol. Their collaboration “What it Means 2BN❤️” combines elements of pop, jazz and Brazilian music.