YACOBY RETURNS WITH NEW SINGLE“ANGEL THE DEVIL,”A GENRE-FLUID ANTHEM THAT DARES YOU TO EMBRACE YOUR DARKNESS
- Studio VII
- May 22
- 2 min read
Miami, FL. May 22, 2026 – Yacoby is back. The Italian-Argentine artist who made his mark with “Like a Bee” returns with a new single that goes deeper, darker, and more global. “Angel the Devil” is out now.
Following his debut, “Angel the Devil” reveals a new dimension of Yacoby’s sound. Produced by Lennex, the track blends Latin rhythm and alternative pop energy into something hypnotic and hard to categorize. Which is exactly the point. Yacoby has never fit neatly into one genre or one world, and this single doesn’t ask him to. The song even weaves in Arabic, a nod to the years he spent shaping culture in Dubai, woven in naturally, never as a gimmick.
Shaped between Europe, Dubai, and the United States, Yacoby brings a perspective to music that most artists can’t access. “Angel the Devil” leans into that duality. The tension between light and shadow, identity and performance, who you are versus who the world wants you to be. The song’s central message lands like a provocation: embrace your darkness. Not as destruction, but as truth.
The visual brings that message home. The music video was filmed inside the Cathedral of Mexico City, one of the most iconic and storied spaces in Latin America. The setting isn’t decorative. It’s intentional. Sacred architecture as the backdrop for a song about inner conflict hits differently.
“This record is about the parts of yourself you’ve been told to hide,” Yacoby says. “The angel and the devil aren’t opposites. They’re both you.”
For an artist building his sound at the intersection of alternative R&B and global pop, “Angel the Devil” is a statement. It signals that Yacoby isn’t here to blend in. He’s here to build something that doesn’t exist yet.
“Angel the Devil” is available now on all streaming platforms.
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