Cassia Fleur’s “Tell Me When” runs on old-school house structure and synthpop surface, a combination that puts the body before the argument. Hudson Blake’s production keeps the floor functional: dance-pop hooks inside a house rhythm, the kind of framework where the beat answers before the lyric does. Fleur wrote both words and melody, which in a genre this dependent on groove means the song lives or dies on whether the vocal finds the right pocket and stays there. A title phrased as a question, held inside a rhythm that does not wait for the answer.
