DJ UZO
DJ UZO is a globally minded DJ and cultural curator with over 25 years behind the decks. Born in the former Soviet Union with Nigerian, Congolese, Angolan, Ukrainian, and Russian heritage, and now based in the United States, his global background shapes a sound rooted in House, Afro House, Afrobeats, Amapiano, and soulful electronic music. His journey mirrors the evolution of DJ culture, from vinyl and MiniDiscs to today’s digital and AI-driven performance tools.
A student of both technology and crowd psychology, DJ UZO is known for narrative-driven, high-energy sets that bridge cultures, generations, and dancefloors. He has shared stages with artists such as Terry Hunter, Gene Farris, Paul Johnson, Gene Hunt, Julius The Mad Thinker, Mark Farina, Francis Mercier, Roger Sanchez, Sofi Tukker and more.
Beyond performance, he is the founder of UZO Media Productions and the creator of NRVLD, a cultural festival platform merging music, art, and technology into immersive experiences. His work has helped shape major cultural moments including Miami Art Week .
A recipient of the President’s Volunteer Service Award (2017), DJ UZO has also contributed to the Library of Congress and the National Museum of African American History and Culture. Through his DJ school, The Art of DJing, he mentors the next generation of artists. From vinyl to AI, DJ UZO’s mission is to unite, educate, and inspire through music.
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