Listen: Young Rapids “What R U Saying”
Trevor Sensor
January 28, 2015
Young Rapids’ “What R U Saying” is a heavy dose of East Coast artpop with synthesized swoon. This is the first song of 2015 that
Young Rapids’ “What R U Saying” is a heavy dose of East Coast artpop with synthesized swoon. This is the first song of 2015 that
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