DJ Snake and Dillon Francis Reunite for Trap Banger, “Bring the House Down” With TRXGGX

The massive collaboration will appear on Snake’s upcoming album, “Nomad.”

A decade after igniting nonstop festival chaos with “Get Low,” DJ Snake and Dillon Francis have finally reunited, joining forces with TRXGGX for “Bring the House Down,” a riotous trap anthem built for dancefloors and demolition crews alike.

Out now as the sixth single from Snake’s upcoming Nomad album, “Bring the House Down” is a massive reunion. The track feels engineered to provoke with snarling synths and thunderous 808s that feel inspired by trap’s early-2010s heyday, reimagined with the forward-thinking precision of artists who helped define the era and are now reshaping it for today’s global stage.

It’s a reminder of why Snake became a household name in the first place and how his music can summon moments like his signature “Wall of Death.” Francis injects the track with a sly undercurrent of unpredictability and TRXGGX, a fast-rising name in dubstep, makes his presence known with pulverizing bass.

For fans who’ve followed Snake and Francis since, this release is worth the wait. “Get Low,” became one of the defining tracks of EDM’s trap explosion, soundtracking everything from headlining festival sets to Taco Bell commercials. Francis had mentioned on social media earlier this year that “about six years ago, DJ Snake and I had a falling out, and we stopped talking to each other. It was definitely a bummer, especially since both of us left it on such a sour note.” Judging by the result, whatever distance existed has only sharpened their chemistry.

While previous singles from Snake’s Nomad album have moved between dance-pop and reggaeton, “Bring the House Down” swings the pendulum back toward the pit. He also recently teased that a collaboration with Travis Scott would appear on the album.

You can find “Bring the House Down” on streaming platforms here.