J Hus releases debut album, “Common Sense”

A 17-track serving from an ugly man making sexy money

Late last night, J Hus released his debut album Common Sense. Common Sense comes in on the rise of Afro-inspired hip-hop and pop sub-genres produced in the UK. Prior to this release, J Hus dropped album lead single, “Did You See” earlier in the year and the album’s title track, less than two weeks ago, to hint at what was to come.

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On Common Sense, you see J Hus in different shades depending on where you point the light. The anger you hear on low points like “Leave Me” feels nearly motivational on “Who You Are”, a song about self-discovery and curating your inner circle. J Hus brings a blend of hard UK flow sprinkled with new wave Afrobeat and bashment. And where the lines are blur, he restates his purpose as a British rapper with hard-hitting grime-influenced tracks like “Clartin” and “Goodies” .

Listen to J Hus’ Common Sense via Apple Music below

Watch video for J Hus’ “Did you see”

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