Tiffany Day & Slayr – CONSTANTLY [Video]

Tiffany Day teams up with slayr on “CONSTANTLY,” a glitchy pop-rap single with a new video and post-HALO momentum.

Tiffany Day and slayr find a sharp middle ground on “CONSTANTLY,” a jittery pop-rap collision that turns overthinking into motion. Coming shortly after Day’s HALO, the track keeps her hyperactive, emotionally exposed songwriting in focus while giving slayr enough room to pull the song toward a heavier rap edge.

The chemistry works because neither side feels pasted on. Day’s production moves in quick flashes—bright, glitchy, anxious, and built for sudden emotional swerves—while Slayr’s presence gives the record a lower, more bruised counterweight. “CONSTANTLY” is still a breakup song at its core, but it does not sit still long enough to become soft-focus nostalgia. It spirals, snaps back, then pushes forward again.

The video adds another piece to the release without needing to over-explain the pairing. Day and slayr reportedly connected online before linking in Chicago around Summer Smash, and that restless, immediate energy carries into the song itself: part late-night message thread, part festival-week adrenaline, part post-breakup brain loop.

Peep the clip below.