Nelly Furtado is taking fans back to one of the biggest pop eras of the 2000s with a 20th-anniversar

Nelly Furtado is taking fans back to one of the biggest pop eras of the 2000s with a 20th-anniversary edition of Loose.

The expanded release includes 28 tracks, combining the original album with previously unreleased recordings, rare session material and new interpretations. It also brings back the songs that defined the era, including "Promiscuous," "Maneater" and "Say It Right."

Originally released in 2006, Loose marked a major shift in Furtado's sound. Her collaboration with producer Timbaland pushed the album toward a more rhythmic, electronic and club-influenced style, creating a string of songs that became staples of mid-2000s pop radio.

The album went on to reach No. 1 on the Billboard 200 and became one of the defining releases of Furtado's career.

The anniversary celebration also included a limited red-and-white double-vinyl edition featuring signed artwork from Furtado. That special pressing sold out immediately, showing there is still plenty of demand for the album two decades later.

For listeners who remember the original release, the new edition is a full nostalgia trip through one of pop music's most recognizable 2000s albums. For newer fans, it offers a much bigger look at the sessions and material surrounding Loose.

If you could keep just one Loose song on your 2000s playlist, which one are you choosing: "Promiscuous," "Maneater" or "Say It Right"?