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City Cinderella
City Cinderella
Studio album by JT
Released	July 19, 2024
Recorded	2023-2024
Studio	Unknown
Genre	Hip hop
Length	40:49
Label	Quality Control; Motown; UMG;
Producer	Various;
Singles from City Cinderella
	"Sideways"; Released: February 2, 2024; "OKAY"; Released: April 26, 2024; "Okay (Remix)"; Released: June 28, 2024;

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City Cinderella is the debut studio mixtape by former City Girls member JT.^[1] The 16-track album makes frequent reference to JT's sexuality, wealth, and self-love as a black woman. The album also makes frequent reference to living and growing up in Dade County, including by sampling Miami bass artist DJ Uncle Al and the featuring Miami disk jockey DJ Khaled. Other references include mention the 305 zip code and Miami Heat player Jimmy Butler.

Singles

The lead single, "OKAY", was released in April 2024, following two non-album singles, "No Bars" and "Sideways".^[2]

Track listing

No.	Title	Writer(s)	Producer	Length
1.	"Intro (Hope)"	JT Omar Fedi David Biral & Denzel Baptiste Gamal Kosh Lewis	LunchMoney Lewis, Omar Fedi, Take A Daytrip	2:28
2.	"Brick Talk"	JT Darrien Overton Lasana Smith	Dinuzzo	1:39
3.	"Oh" (featuring DJ Khaled)	JT Maurice Jordan Khaled Khaled	Kenoe Jordan	3:18
4.	"Servin"	JT Antoine Edwards Ayatullah RU Muhammad Byron Thomas Christopher J Lee Donny Flores Elon DeAndre Brown Juan Madrid Kyle M Reed	Jupyter, Reed, TheRechordz	2:49
5.	"DOD"	JT Ahmed Sheta Alex Papamitrou Arno Sugarman, Miles Sugarman, & Crosby Spagnoli Kevin Gomringer & Tim Gomringer	Boys Are Rolling, Cubeatz, Xander Linnet	2:47
6.	"Lemon Pepper" (featuring Stunna Girl)	JT Lucas Difabbio Jordan Suzanne Sade Brown	Dunk Rock, Kenoe	3:37
7.	"Swang"	JT Carl McIntosh Damion Deron Williams Jane Eugene Steve Nichol Thomas Godbolt	Damion Deron Williams, Dj Swift Productions	2:04
8.	"90s Baby"	JT Joe Thomas Joshua Thompson Michelle Williams Tyron Buddah Douglas, Sr.	Buddah Bless	2:07
9.	"Uncle Al"	JT Craig McLaughlin Douglas Ford Edwin Nicholas Gerald Levert Hurby Azor Joshua Parker Smith Raymond Davies Roget Lutfi Chahayed Ryan Martinez Terence Williams	G. Ry, OG Parker, Rogét Chahayed, Tee Romano	3:17
10.	"Sideways"	JT Benjamin Mcgregor Wilson Dane Mcquillan	Ben10K, Danes Blood	2:04
11.	"OKAY"	JT Bernard Freeman Demetrius Stewart Ernest Day Jr. Jay Jenkins Smith	Akachi, Shawn Ferrari	2:44
12.	"JT Coming"	JT Darrien Overton Isaac Freeman III Jordan Melvin Barcliff Timothy Mosley	Dinuzzo, Kenoe	1:48
13.	"All Stars" (featuring CLIP)	JT Joseph Pincus Michael Thomas Volpe Shania McBean	Aire Atlantica, Clams Casino	2:10
14.	"Red Flowers"	JT Benjamin Falik Ford Joshua David Goldenberg Mathias Liyew	Ambezza, JULiA LEWiS, Thank You Fizzle	1:39
15.	"Star of the Show"	JT Jesse Jones Jordan	Kenoe	2:21
16.	"OKAY (Remix)" (featuring Jeezy)	JT Freeman Stewart Day Jr. Jenkins Smith	Akachi, Shawn Ferrari	3:57
Total length:				40:49

Sample credits

"Servin" contains an instrumental sample of "Real Big," by Mannie Fresh.
"Swang" contains an instrumental sample of "Stay a Little While, Child," by Loose Ends.
"90s Baby" contains an instrumental sample of "All the Things (Your Man Won't Do) by Joe (singer).
"Uncle Al contains an instrumental sample of "Push It (Salt-N-Pepa song)" by Salt-N-Pepa and Mix It Up by DJ Uncle Al featuring B.A.S.S..
"OKAY contains an instrumental sample of "Trap or Die (song)" by Jeezy.
"JT Coming contains an instrumental sample of "Drop" by Timbaland & Magoo, and Fatman Scoop.

References

^ Mamo, Heran (July 19, 2024). "JT Crowns Herself 'City Cinderella' in Debut Solo Mixtape: Stream It Now". Billboard. Retrieved 2024-07-21.
^ Aster, Brooke (July 19, 2024). "JT: Larger Than Life". Paper magazine. Retrieved 2024-07-21.

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[1] Mamo, Heran (July 19, 2024). "JT Crowns Herself 'City Cinderella' in Debut Solo Mixtape: Stream It Now". Billboard. Retrieved 2024-07-21.

[2] Aster, Brooke (July 19, 2024). "JT: Larger Than Life". Paper magazine. Retrieved 2024-07-21.

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Mixtapes	Period
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Featured singles	"Leave Em Alone" "Do It (Remix)"
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