Dillon Francis

Dillon Francis is an American electronic music producer and DJ who emerged from the Los Angeles dance scene in the early 2010s, becoming a key figure in bringing moombahton and future bass sounds into the mainstream EDM conversation. Known for a playful, meme-driven public persona alongside genuinely inventive production, he built a bridge between underground bass music and festival-scale pop crossovers.

His catalogue mixes big-room collaborations with quirkier, more experimental tracks, and he has worked with a wide range of artists across the dance and pop worlds, including DJ Snake, Martin Garrix, Calvin Harris and longtime friend Diplo, with whom he recorded «Que Que». Songs such as «Get Low», «Without You» and «Coming Over» showcase his knack for pairing hard-hitting drops with catchy, radio-friendly hooks, helping define a distinctly American strand of festival EDM.

Beyond the studio, Francis is known for his comedic online presence, including Snapchat skits and Twitch streams, which have made him one of dance music's more approachable and personality-driven stars. That mix of humor and hitmaking has kept him a consistent presence in the genre well beyond his initial breakout releases.