Rahaman Hudson is an American musician and singer associated with jazz and the stage name Rahi High. He is the son of actor Ernie Hudson and Jeannie Moore and one of four sons in the Hudson family. Public profiles connect Rahaman Hudson with the albums Snapshot and The Songcrafter Album, as well as a performance at the Tobago Jazz Fest in 2010. He has also been reported to have studied film and worked in film production before focusing on music.
Biography
| Field | Details |
| Full Name | Rahaman Hudson |
| Stage Name | Rahi High |
| Profession | Musician, Singer |
| Music Genre | Jazz |
| Father | Ernie Hudson |
| Mother | Jeannie Moore |
| Education | Columbia University film school |
| Albums | Snapshot (2006); The Songcrafter Album (2012) |
| Notable Performance | Tobago Jazz Fest (2010) |
| Film Production Work | Production Assistant on The Hand That Rocks the Cradle |
The available sources do not consistently establish Rahaman Hudson's exact date of birth, so no specific birth date or age is included.
Family Tree
| Relation | Name |
| Father | Ernie Hudson |
| Mother | Jeannie Moore |
| Brother(s) | Ernie Hudson Jr., Andrew Hudson, Ross Hudson |
| Children | Thorn, Najeeta |
ABC's Celebrity Family Feud independently identifies Ernie Hudson Jr., Rahaman Hudson, Andrew Hudson, and Ross Hudson as Ernie Hudson's sons. The children's names are reported by HELLO! and Tuko based on Rahaman's public social-media presence.
Career Highlights
- Released the albums Snapshot (2006) and The Songcrafter Album (2012) under his musical identity.
- Performed at the Tobago Jazz Fest in 2010 and has been associated with live performances in Brooklyn.
- Worked as a production assistant on The Hand That Rocks the Cradle before pursuing music more prominently.
