Layton Giordani has teamed up with AR/CO on their new single “She’s A Devil” released via Experts Only. The track brings together Giordani’s melodic tech house production style with AR/CO’s recognizable dual vocal approach, resulting in a club-focused release built around atmosphere and consistency.

A Melodic Tech House Collaboration

“She’s A Devil” opens with a steady, low-end groove before gradually layering rhythmic elements and vocal textures. AR/CO’s vocals play a central role, adding a melodic hook that carries through the track without disrupting its flow.

Giordani described the track as a reflection on the tension between attraction and consequence, framing it as a “techno love story” tied to toxic and addictive relationships. AR/CO echoed a similar perspective, positioning the concept around recurring patterns, whether in relationships, habits, or nightlife itself, describing the track as an embodiment of something that continuously “pulls you back in.”

Continued Momentum for Both Acts

The release follows a strong period for Giordani, who has expanded his profile beyond DJing into label development. His imprint MADMINDS, launched in partnership with Armada Music, has already seen support from key names in the electronic scene.

On the touring side, he continues to hold a consistent presence across major venues and festivals, including performances at Coachella and EDC Las Vegas.

For AR/CO, the collaboration adds to a growing catalog that includes work with artists like Tiësto, FISHER, and Alan Walker. The duo has also been gaining traction through streaming and live performances, positioning themselves as a rising act within the vocal-driven electronic space.

A Functional Club Record

With “She’s A Devil,” the focus remains clear: a track designed for late-night sets, balancing groove, vocals, and repeatability. It fits within the current landscape of melodic and tech house, where simplicity and consistency often take priority over complex arrangements.

As both artists continue to build momentum, this collaboration reflects a shared direction, music tailored for the dancefloor, with a strong emphasis on mood and accessibility.