YARA flips the script with “Sabi Ko Na (Remix),” featuring Nateman

The remix reframes the narrative with sharp verses and streetwise tension, challenging perceptions in the age of curated realities

Rising P-Pop group YARA joins forces with drill rapper Nateman for the newly released “Sabi Ko Na (Remix),” out today via Sony Music Entertainment. 

Originally written by award-winning producer, singer, and songwriter JRoa and produced by Yung Bawal, the Y2k-inspired track gets a swagger-filled upgrade. Nateman’s incisive yet playful verses add grit and depth to the material, transforming the song into a more dynamic version of itself.

YARA steps into R&B/hip-hop territory with sultry banger “Sabi Ko Na”

YARA reintroduces themselves as a fearless force in the local urban music scene

YARA steps boldly into a new era with a new sound that fuses Y2K nostalgia with modern hip-hop and R&B flavor. This time, the Filipino girl group leans into urban music with an unmistakably Pinoy flair, as evident in “Sabi Ko Na,” composed by JRoa and produced by Yung Bawal.

Characterized by lush melodies, hook-laden beats, and Darkchild-style atmospherics, the song finds YARA at their most confident—delivering attitude and sonic sophistication in equal measure.

Reintroducing themselves as a force in the Filipino R&B/hip-hop realm, YARA trades polished pop for a more sultry, expressive sound.