Dillon Francis

Attacking the dancefloor with speaker-ripping electro and a snarky sense of humor, Dillon Francis helped popularize the moombahton electronic genre. Francis initially gained attention in 2011, collaborating with Diplo and Maluca on the song 'Que Que,' before grabbing buzz with his trap single 'Masa Blasta (The Rebirth).'

As a DJ, Francis debuted in 2010 with his collaboration with rapper Dirty Nasty. His 2011 cut 'Que Que,' with Diplo and Maluca, was a massive hit in moombahton. His single 'Masta Blasta (The Rebirth)' found him working with another stuttering genre in dance music: trap. He released the solo Swashbuckler EP on the Play Me label before joining Mad Decent with the single 'I.D.G.A.F.S.' In 2017, Francis made his acting debut in the comedy television series What Would Diplo Do? His sophomore full-length, Wut Wut, got placed at number 22 on Billboard Latin Albums chart. Magic Is Real, a mixtape, saw collaborations with Nitti Gritti, Vera Hotsauce, Bunji Garlin, TV Noise, and Big Freedia in 2020.