The May release of “It’s Crazy” was J Hus official return to music following his five-year absence from music. The song was a vigorous number that kept things very street over U.K drill-inspired production that saw Hus keep things crazy. After that, he dropped a track called “Who Told You,” which featured one of Canada’s most well-known rappers, Drake, on Friday (June 9). Afrobeats is at the forefront of the British star’s new single, The Dutch, produced by P2J. The track is short and sweet, and it features harmonies about dance moves, women, wealth, and a number of other topics.
Both “Who Told You” and “It’s Crazy” are tracks that featured on J Hus forthcoming studio album, Don’t Say Militancy, a record that has been heavily promoted in London over the past few weeks as one of the most anticipated albums of this summerIn a YouTube video (which is featured above), he also explains the meaning and concept behind the title of the album, which is what you can see above. My immediate response was to ask myself, “What does that mean to me?”. Is it like don’t just suggest something, be the one to say it, init?” J Hus replied. “Initially, don’t say it out loud. Just keep it to yourself. You shouldn’t say anything unless you’re going to act upon it. That’s wet, I don’t think so. In order to be successful, it is essential that you do the following. If not, why? Init, do not say anything about it. In essence, that is what it means. Rather than saying it, do it! Put it on display! ”
