Hudson Cerone born in Yonkers, New York as Joseph Felicissimo to Italian immigrant parents was told that they knew from the time he was born music and singing were going to be in his future. In what capacity they did not know, but they were right! Started playing acoustic guitar at age 12 and then moved to learning drums and piano. Electric Bass was his instrument of choice where he favored funk style music from the 70's and 80's admiring such music talents as SLAVE, Michael Narada Walden, CHIC, and Nile Rogers. It then became clear that Hudson Cerone was drawn to funky drumbeats, baselines and melodies. The Disco four on the floor drumbeat seemed natural for Hudson and was drawn to that style writing. Wrote his first song at age 13, recorded it at a local 8-track recording studio in Dobbs Ferry, New York. He then discovered Freestyle music in the 80's as it was the dance music of choice in the New York tristate area. Wrote and produced his first freestyle song called "Love Me' released on Majesty Records in 1987 followed by "Feel The Nasty Groove" in 1991 - 12’ vinyl, a favorite underground club house groove with inducing vocals and samples. Hudson continued his music muse and passion throughout the 90's and into the millennium. After many attempts of trying to obtain a publishing deal, as writing was his forte and came easy to him, he went on to write, produce and sing his own material,