Don Diablo drops Afro house track ‘Lete Sound’ with African artists and restoration mission: Listen

Don Diablo has released ‘Lete Sound’, a new Afro house collaboration that brings together Tanzanian singer Ben Pol and Kenyan rapper Juliani.

First, the track blends rhythmic Afro house grooves with East African influences, creating a sound that feels both global and rooted in local culture. At the same time, the collaboration highlights emerging voices from the region, placing them at the center of the record. Meanwhile, the release carries a clear purpose beyond the music. With ‘Lete Sound’, Don Diablo launches his support for Restore Local, an initiative focused on ecosystem restoration across Africa. As a result, the track connects music with environmental impact, aiming to raise awareness while supporting real-world projects.

In addition, this isn’t the first time he has tied music to activism. Earlier in his career, he supported Dance4Life, and more recently, he partnered with JustDiggit on the ‘Stream To Regreen’ campaign, where streaming revenue helped fund landscape restoration efforts.

At the same time, ‘Lete Sound’ marks the beginning of a new project. The track will feature on the upcoming ‘Restore Local Sessions’ EP, a three-part release designed to amplify the movement and connect global audiences with local action. Alongside this, Don Diablo continues to build toward his next studio album ‘FLUX’, following recent releases including ‘Go Home With A Stranger’ with Wiz Khalifa and Chri$tian Gate$.

Ultimately, with ‘Lete Sound’, Don Diablo moves beyond a standard release — using collaboration, culture and purpose to push his music into a space that connects sound with impact.