Harry Hudson & Jaden Smith Link For "Just Slide" Music Video

BY Erika Marie Modified on September 26, 2022 1.5K Views

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The two artists have worked on multiple projects together in the past.

Directed by DirectedxMODELS, singer Harry Hudson released the aesthetically-pleasing video for his lovelorn single, "Just Slide" featuring Jaden Smith. Filmed in a handful of cities including Toronto, Biloxi, Calabasas, and Salt Lake City, the music video's colorful sunset landscapes perfectly complement the track's melodic pop-meets-R&B tempo and slide-into-my-DMs pleading lyrics.

In 2018, Hudson released his short film Can Cowboys Cry, also featuring Smith, which purposefully bears a similar resemblance to the "Just Slide" visual.

"It's a continuation of the Can Cowboys Cry saga with an unexpected and surreal twist," Hudson told Complex. "The story will continue in the next chapter of the journey and my next project."

These two multifaceted artists have also worked on three previous projects including "E," "Ninety (Electric)," and "Fallen."

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