Reuben Aziz drops City Girls, a self-produced single that captures modern love’s quieter moments.
The 21-year-old artist has crafted something unusual. A romance anthem that celebrates staying in rather than going out, speaking directly to a generation that’s redefined intimacy.
“My generation is less about being “outside” and learning the art of chilling and being home with your loved ones which I’m trying to emulate. I wanted ‘City Girls’ to reflect that energy and be an intimate depiction of love that isn’t celebrated in the modern day.”
Built around dreamy ’90s R&B textures, City Girls showcases Aziz’s signature style as both singer and rapper.
His poignant verses flow effortlessly between melodic crooning and rhythmic delivery. City Girls works equally well as a late-night drive soundtrack or morning commute accompaniment.
The production, handled entirely by Aziz himself, demonstrates impressive maturity for such a young artist.
What makes this track unique is its refreshing perspective on contemporary relationships.
Rather than club anthems or party narratives, Aziz focuses on the art of “chilling at home with your loved ones”. This is post-pandemic dating culture at its best.
His approach feels authentic rather than calculated, drawing from genuine experience rather than industry trends.
Aziz’s music creates a unique space between guitar-tinged pop and R&B-infused rap that few artists occupy successfully.
City Girls is intimate, confident, and refreshingly honest about what love looks like when nobody’s watching.