Don Diablo & Ben Pol: The Afro House Anthem of 2026

While the electronic music world eagerly awaits his upcoming studio album FLUX, Don Diablo is taking a soulful “side quest” that proves music can be a literal force of nature. His latest single, “Lete Sound”, isn’t just another club record; it is a high-octane collaboration featuring Tanzanian sensation Ben Pol and Kenyan lyrical powerhouse Juliani. By blending his trademark “Future” production with authentic East African influences, Diablo is proving that the dancefloor has no borders.

A Futuristic Spin on Afro House Rhythms

The track serves as the opening salvo for the “Restore Local Sessions” EP, a three-track project designed to amplify African voices and environmental action. “Lete Sound” succeeds because it doesn’t feel like a forced crossover. Instead, it respects the organic groove of Afro house while injecting the polished, cinematic synth work that made Don Diablo a global powerhouse.

Don Diablo has a long-standing history of using his platform for change—from his early days with Dance4Life to the “Stream To Regreen” campaign with Ty Dolla $ign. With “Lete Sound,” he shifts his philanthropic focus toward Restore Local, a movement dedicated to ecosystem restoration across the African continent. It’s a rare moment where global club culture meets boots-on-the-ground environmentalism.

From “FLUX” to the Forest

Fans shouldn’t worry about the wait for FLUX. Following the success of “Go Home With A Stranger” with Wiz Khalifa, Diablo is using this EP to explore different sonic textures before returning to his mainstage sound. “Lete Sound” captures a spirit of optimism and cultural exchange, offering a bridge between the digital future and the rhythmic roots of Kenya and Tanzania.