Reuben Aziz’s “City Girls” blends 90s R&B with modern rap for intimate romance.
Author: Lucy Lerner
Lucy Lerner
Jazz ear. Style scout. Horror-sci-fi fan. Neon Music co-founder and editor, Lucy guides music reviews and streaming picks you can trust.
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