Dillon Francis is an electronic music producer and DJ from Los Angeles, United States. He works across dubstep, electro house, electronic, moombahton, progressive house and trap EDM, and is associated with the aliases Meowski666 and Sorry My Love.

Career

Francis emerges from the Los Angeles electronic scene and builds a profile through remixes and original releases that gain support from a number of prominent DJs and producers, including Steve Aoki, Diplo, Will I. Am, Drop The Lime, Sinden and Tittsworth. His productions also receive backing from Major Lazer, who open shows with “Westside!”, a Dutch house-influenced track that circulates widely in club sets.

His first dubstep release is “Take Me High” on Play Me Records. The track reaches No. 13 on the Beatport dubstep chart and is played in full by Rusko during the OMG tour. Francis is described as working comfortably both as a turntablist and in the studio, with a style that moves between electro and dubstep rather than separating DJ performance from production.

Releases and labels

Francis is linked with releases on Mad Decent, Dim Mak, Top Billin’ and Plant Music, and an EP titled Masta Blasta is set for Mad Decent. His discography also includes work on his own label IDGAFOS, along with Elephant Squirrel Publishing, Columbia Records and Mad Decent.

His early bootlegs attract support from dance music blogs including Dim Mak, Mad Decent, Discobelle and Gotta Dance Dirty, helping establish him as a rising figure in electronic dance music.

Style and reception

Francis’s output is rooted in club-oriented electronic music, with tracks ranging from heavy dubstep to Dutch house and electro-leaning production. His rise is marked by strong support from DJs, labels and online dance music outlets, and by the reception of individual tracks in club sets and genre charts.