Back in October of last year, Dillon Francis dropped his debut studio album Money Sucks, Friends Rule, and fans were impressed with the number of featured star-studded collaborations. One of the album’s standout tracks happened to be with international sensation Martin Garrix on “Set Me Free,” which received an accompanying quirky music video.

Though only 3 minutes long, the “Set Me Free” video encompasses the recurring theme of Francis’ trippy, Internet-inspired visuals for his live performances, with Garrix tagging along to provide some funny faces and moves. According to Francis, the video took a long time to make, and rightfully so, given that the footage is a jumble of wacky clips and cyberspace graphics.

Francis will be holding his annual Christmas celebration with a three-day residency in Los Angeles, beginning on Thursday through Saturday.

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