Dillon Francis

Background

Dillon Hart Francis is an American D.J. who wears many hats. He’s a record producer, electronic musician, comedian, actor, and internet celebrity who has risen to fame on his own accord. He’s a Libra, born on October 5, 1987, in Los Angeles, California. Francis is of American and Serbian-Croatian descent. Growing up, he was very sheltered. His family didn’t let him watch anything other than “Sesame Street.”

Francis took an interest in making music and began to do just that. He gained the attention of Diplo, and they worked together on the song ‘Que Que’ with Maluca. In 2010, he released his debut E.P., “Swashbuckler.” In 2012, Francis embarked on his North American Wet & Reckless tour. In 2014, the D.J. released his major-label debut album, “Money Sucks, Friends Rule,” which became featured in “Rolling Stone”’s ‘Top Electronic Albums of 2014’ list. The following year, his E.P., “This Mixtape Is Fire,” which featured Calvin Harris, Skrillex, Kygo, e.t.c., was dropped. In 2016, his “Not Butter” music video won at the Berlin Music Video Awards. In April 2017, he released ‘Stay Less’ with G-Eazy; thereafter, he parted with Columbia Records to become an independent artist. In 2018, he dropped his album, “WUT WUT,” which featured the song ‘Sexo’ that was nominated for a Latin Grammy Award. That year, he released “Like and Subscribe,” a seven-episode comedy series on Funny Or Die. Francis took his career to the next level by performing at the premiere of Fortnite Party Royale.

Francis is a versatile musician. His jokes are hilarious, his songs are earworms, and he’s just a beloved person in the industry. However, his personal affairs are kept private. Francis is currently single and sharing his success with friends and family.