DJ EZ, born Otis Roberts in London, is a pioneering figure in the UK garage scene, renowned for his technical virtuosity and charismatic presence behind the decks. Emerging in the early 1990s, DJ EZ built his reputation through residencies on pirate radio stations, notably Freek FM, before transitioning to national acclaim with his flagship show on Kiss 100. His mixing style is characterized by rapid-fire cuts, seamless blending, and innovative use of the crossfader, making his sets legendary within both underground circles and mainstream events.

DJ EZ is credited with helping to popularize UK garage, championing the genre’s biggest tracks and introducing audiences to new talent through his radio shows and live performances. A popular fixture at clubs and festivals around the world, EZ commands a devoted fan base and is regularly billed at iconic events, from Fabric in London to international stages like Outlook, Glastonbury, and Coachella. In addition to his club work, he has released acclaimed mix compilations such as the "Pure Garage" series, further cementing his influence on dance music culture.

Throughout his career, DJ EZ has been recognized for his dedication to the craft, charitable projects—including marathon charity DJ sets—and ongoing mentorship to aspiring DJs. With a legacy spanning three decades, he remains a vital and innovative force in electronic music, celebrated for both his skills and unwavering commitment to the scene.