“Tell Me” is a duet between Sonny Fodera and vocalist Clementine Douglas, though this lyric-page record lists only Fodera. Its narrator asks for reassurance during a relationship’s uncertain moments: when the excitement fades and the lights go out, will the other person still stay? Repetition is central to the song’s emotional effect. The question is not an elaborate metaphor but an insistently simple request to hear commitment spoken aloud, especially when private anxiety makes silence difficult to interpret.

The track first appeared as a single in February 2025 and later returned on Fodera’s 2026 album *can we do it all again?*. That context makes it both an independent dance release and part of a larger retrospective collection of collaborations. The lyric’s sense of vulnerability contrasts with the polished house production, where the repeated refrain can be carried by a club crowd as well as by an individual listener. Douglas’s vocal performance is an important part of the release identity and should not be lost simply because the catalog omits her from the artist field.

“Tell Me” reached No. 23 on the UK Official Singles Chart and No. 3 on the UK Dance Chart, giving it a stronger documented chart story than many album tracks. It later won Most Performed Dance/Electronic Work at the 2026 APRA Music Awards, reflecting its sustained performance in Australia as well as its UK chart run. Those achievements belong to the 2025 single, even though it was included on the 2026 album. The track’s emotional directness helps explain its durability: its demand for communication is uncomplicated, but its repeated return gives that demand the urgency of a club hook.