What do you do when your boyfriend seems to have more interest in other women than he should? Lucy Borja has a pretty straightforward answer: if he cannot keep his eyes and hands to himself, then he is simply “Not Guy.”
Blending R&B with reggae and a touch of pop, the track has a relaxed, catchy character that makes its subject matter fun to listen to. There is a playful confidence in the way Lucy approaches the story, turning an irritating relationship problem into something smooth and enjoyable.
The production deserves attention for how minimal it is. Rather than filling every space with instrumentation, the beat gives Lucy plenty of room to lead the song. That decision works particularly well because her vocals are strong enough to carry the track almost effortlessly.
I especially enjoyed the vocal control throughout. Lucy handles the melodies beautifully, moving through them with a cool and relaxed delivery that keeps the song easy on the ears. The melodies themselves are another highlight, adding enough sweetness and character to make the track memorable without disturbing its laid-back feel.
“Not Guy” manages to be both a relationship statement and an enjoyable musical experience. Lucy Borja keeps things simple, lets her voice take the spotlight, and delivers a catchy reminder that sometimes walking away is the best response to bad behaviour.
