Layton Giordani, Sarah de Warren and Linney Deliver Divine Dancefloor Moments With “Act of God”

by Michael Ryan · Published January 24, 2025

In the world of dance music, few things feel as divine as the perfect synergy of rhythm and emotion. With "Act of God," Layton Giordani, Linney and Sarah de Warren have turned that feeling into a mantra, delivering a track so powerful it feels like it was ordained for the dancefloor.

The new single has been sizzling under the radar as one of the most coveted techno IDs in recent memory, especially after its buzzworthy appearance during John Summit's Experts Only showcase at Art Basel Miami. It's now officially dropped on Summit's imprint, which was named the best record label of 2024 on EDM.com's list of the year's top electronic music industry leaders.

Giordani's star has been steadily rising through a series of acclaimed releases on labels like Afterlife and Drumcode, and he's once again proven his uncanny ability to blend minimalist techno with stadium-filling energy. Equal parts introspective and explosive, "Act of God" is a slow-burning storm of ominous synth swells and bellowing basslines enhanced by haunting songwriting.

Meanwhile, Linney and de Warren emerge as a powerhouse pair, their combined artistry elevating the track to transcendent heights. Linney, whose unforgettable contributions to songs like Nicky Romero's “Desire” and Dyro’s “Obsession” have already made her a favorite among top-tier producers, raises the bar yet again. And de Warren—equally renowned for her work on high-profile collaborations with Hardwell and Eli Brown, among many others—brings her own approach to the track. Creating a stunning interplay, their contributions flow seamlessly into the framework of Giordani’s hypnotic production.

Listen to "Act of God" below and find the new single on streaming services here.

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