
Sonny Fodera wasted no time reuniting with Becky Hill. The London-based DJ and producer first linked up with her back in 2024, and now they’re back with “Say Something,” an intense cut that fuses House, Soul, and Pop into one.
It’s a killer jam that’s not only danceable but also super relatable. “Say Something” is about the lack of communication in a relationship and the frustration of trying to talk to someone who shuts down and won’t express their feelings.
Check out the music video directed by Jessi Clover Belgrave for all the drama and action.
A Fan Favorite, Finally Official
It’s worth noting that fans have already been hearing this tune in Fodera’s live sets since last year. Many were itching for it to get an official release, and that day has finally arrived!
What’s more, it’s a beloved tune with a special meaning behind it for the Australian artist, who’s been based in the UK for years now. Fittingly, its official airwaves debut came via BBC Radio 1’s Dance Party with Danny Howard.
Not to mention, the response from listeners has been really strong so far. There’s just something about his music, honestly; no track ever goes unnoticed. They’re all built to shine, and with Becky Hill on vocals, that effect gets magnified even more!

Catch Them Live at Creamfields 2026
If you wanna catch this one live, mark your calendars. Sonny Fodera and Becky Hill are bringing “Say Something” to the Creamfields 2026 stage at Daresbury Estate in Cheshire on August 30, so get ready to hear this one hit different in a festival crowd.
And if you’re into feel-good House music, you need to hear another of his productions, “My Loving.” This was Fodera’s previous single, released back in March with Chrystal, and it’s just as eargasmic!
Needless to say, keep an eye on his socials below for more announcements.
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