Don Diablo Drops ‘Freek Like Me’ and Flips HEXAGON’s Future

Don Diablo just dropped ‘Freek Like Me’ and honestly, it’s doing way more than just turning up in clubs.

This track officially kicks off HEXAGON 2.0, Don’s new chapter for the label that’s been at the heart of his journey for the last decade. ‘Freek Like Me’ is pure energy, blending gritty, spoken vocals with upbeat piano house grooves and a smooth bassline that hits just right. But beyond the sound, it’s the start of a shift: quality over quantity, intention over trends.

Since HEXAGON launched in 2015, it’s grown from a cool idea into a global platform. Don’s worked with legends like Galantis, Major Lazer, Robbie Williams, and even Gucci Mane, but more importantly, he’s used HEXAGON to break new artists and shape the sound of future house. It’s been a wild ride, his FORΞVΞR album crossed a billion streams, and in 2020, Don was literally the most supported producer in the world. That all came from HEXAGON drops.

But now, it’s time to hit reset. Don’s not chasing algorithm wins anymore. With HEXAGON 2.0, he’s scaling back releases to focus on music that actually connects with people. ‘Freek Like Me’ sets the tone, it’s catchy, raw, and doesn’t try too hard to be something it’s not. He’s calling this new vibe “NeoNostalgia,” mixing the sounds that made him fall in love with house in the first place with next-gen production.

And honestly, that’s what’s cool about Don Diablo, he doesn’t just follow trends, he creates lanes. Whether it’s his fashion collabs with Disney and Netflix, his art blowing up on SuperRare, or turning digital concerts into NFT events, he’s always thinking ten steps ahead.

HEXAGON 2.0 feels like him bringing it all together, music, tech, fashion, community, and ‘Freek Like Me’ is the kickoff anthem. It’s fun, it’s forward-thinking, and it’s personal. Ten years in, Don’s not slowing down, he’s just changing the game again.

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Mia Brooks dives deep into the beats and rhythms of the music industry, covering everything from chart-topping albums to underground artists. With a passion for discovering new talent and exploring the stories behind the songs, Mia keeps readers updated on all things music.

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