With Dillon Francis’ highly anticipated new album “Money Sucks, Friends Rule” due  out October 27th, Dilly has been eager to give fans a taste of some new tracks and collaborations that will released on the upcoming album.

His first single “Get Low” with DJ Snake was a definite fan favorite when he introduced it to us in the beginning of the year. We are supposed to “get low when the whistle blows,” ALTHOUGH NO WHISTLE EVER BLOWS (we’re onto you, Dillon). It’s obvious from Dillon’s Instagram videos posted of the tune being played at past shows, “Get Low” really hyped the crowd up.

Dillon showed fans to his progressive house side by releasing “When We Were Young” featuring Sultan + Ned Shepard and The Chain Gang of 1974. Oh how we miss the days when chatting on AOL was the cool, stuffing four sour black cherry warheads in your mouth would probably kill you, and making people jealous consisted of owning a holographic Charizard Pokemon card. Long term Dillon fans seemed a bit concerned about this track understandably. The Moombahton pioneer that we loved had a sudden and unexpected change by releasing a track that didn’t sound very much like Dillon Francis at all. To most, it sounded more of like a Calvin Harris track.

​Kudos to Dillon for changing it up, but with more negative feedback received than anticipated, Dillon just couldn’t take it anymore (nor could he take the fact that his main bae Taco Bell was running out of his fire hot sauce every time he had a taco craving) and showed fans he was staying true to his moombahton roots with “I Can’t Take It.”

With the internet already drooling over Dillon’s album and always wanting to hear more, Dillsauce wants us to bounce to his new track featuring dancehall trio Major Lazer and reggae singer Stylo G called “We Make It Bounce.”  As summer comes close to an end, the track has a bassy, bouncy drop to get anyone on their feet and literally bounce to the beats.

While we patiently wait for the forthcoming album and that Kygo collaboration be sure to grab tickets to New Years festival Beyond the Valley that’ll also feature Action Bronson, MO, Bag Raiders, Sinjin Hawke and more.

“Make It Bounce” will be available as an instant download September 16 (unless you’re a buster and didn’t preorder his album on iTunes.)