TIFFY VERA BRINGS BACK THE CLASSIC GROOVE WITH NEW HOUSE SINGLE “SAY IT RIGHT”

Miami-based producer Tiffy Vera has just dropped her latest track “Say It Right”, and it’s already lighting up conversations on the dancefloor. Built around a remix of Nelly Furtado’s 2006 hit of the same name, Vera flips the pop classic into a slick, old-school house roller that blends nostalgia with fresh energy.

From the first beat, “Say It Right” leans into classic house tropes: a driving four-on-the-floor kick, shimmering hi-hats, and deep basslines that demand movement. But where the track really shines is in how it reimagines Furtado’s iconic vocals. Instead of a straight cover, Vera filters and layers them into the mix like a hooky ghost, giving the song both familiarity and a fresh edge.

It’s a clever balancing act. The disco-tinged production — with brass stabs, retro synth pads, and rolling percussion — nods to the golden era of house, while the modern polish keeps it festival- and club-ready. It’s no surprise the track has already been road-tested in Vera’s live sets, where crowd energy played a role in shaping its final form.

What makes “Say It Right” stand out is its dual appeal. For fans of Nelly Furtado’s original, it’s a nostalgic thrill to hear the chorus reframed in a dancefloor context. For house fans, it’s a well-crafted groove that doesn’t feel like a cheap throwback. Instead, it’s a love letter to both eras: the pop hits that defined the 2000s and the underground house tracks that continue to fuel late-night dancefloors.

With “Say It Right,” Tiffy Vera proves she’s got both taste and chops — able to tap into cultural memory while crafting something undeniably her own. It’s the kind of track that bridges generations on the dancefloor and reminds us why house music, old or new, still works best when it makes you move.