Have you ever experienced the sensation of believing that a song is perfect, only to find that a remix of it, which you didn’t think you needed, has been released? That’s exactly how I felt when I heard Layton Giordani’s reimagining of Dom Dolla’s ‘girl$’. Out today on Three Six Zero Recordings. This melodic techno transformation is undoubtedly something you didn’t realize you needed, but now you can’t imagine living without it. The “girls don’t need nobody” lyrics mean more than just a catchy phrase. It captures the sentiment of a generation redefining love and relationships.
‘girl$’ – Layton Giordani
The remix skillfully captures the high-tempo essence of the original, amplifying it with a vibrant bassline and emotive synths to create a cinematic techno iteration. If you have seen John Summit, Dom Dolla, Layton Giordani live this summer you would have heard this remix in their sets. I know the crowd went wild when Summit played it in Toronto a few weeks ago at his opening weekend of his Comfort In Chaos Tour. Layton is currently one of the most in-demand techno producers. His recent remix of ‘Last Night’ with Anyma has currently received over 100,000 streams per day on Spotify. His remix of ‘Party All The Time’ was sitting at Beatport’s #1 recently.
If you are hoping to hear this remix live, catch Dom Dolla live at Ibiza’s Ushuaia, Parklife Festival, Elrow, Tomorrowland and many more. He will be playing his biggest ever US show at LA State Historic Park – over two days in October. Check out all his tour dates here. Layton will also be on tour this summer, you could see him across Europe and North America. Check out which cities he is playing in here.
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