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Dillon Francis, an American electronic music producer and DJ from Los Angeles, California, released the solo single "Goodies" in 2022. This track is a rework of Ciara's 2004 song and is also included on his 2023 album *This Mixtape Is Fire Too*, which features guests such as IDK, Eptic, Clementine Douglas, and Alesso. Francis debuted as a DJ in 2010 and is recognized for his role in popularizing moombahton, a fusion of Dutch house and reggaeton, and developing its subgenres, moombahcore and EDM trap. His early releases, such as 2011's "Westside!", helped explore and popularize moombahton. He further developed moombahton into a harder style called moombahcore with releases like 2012's *Something, Something, Awesome*. In 2012, he became the first moombahton artist to reach number one on the Beatport releases chart with his EP *Something, Something, Awesome*. His 2012 single "Masta Blasta (The Rebirth)" also incorporated trap music.