DJ Lus comes from Lawrence, MA just north of Boston. He started to deejay at the age of 16, after being influenced by his uncle who was a deejay. Lus began at an early age entertaining others, whether it was live or pre-recorded. He enjoys mixing and scratching records, but greatly loves music itself. He was also influenced by deejays such as Funkmaster Flex, Jam Master Jay, Tony Touch, Dowoop, Ron G, Kid Capri, Craig G and other local deejays, which Lus has come to greatly appreciate.

He grew up listening to mixtapes, which then got him into producing his own projects. In 1999 Lus put out his first local mixtape. It turned out to be successful. It was then when he began taking his music career very seriously at the age of 18. While attending high school, he found time to practice and time to deejay parties. His parties created a buzz for him as well as his mixtapes did too. His original techniques gave him the opportunities to deejay at clubs and to open for major acts such as Sean Paul, M.O.P, Funkmaster Flex, Joe Buddens and Lumidee.

As his hype kept building, more doors opened. This led him into bigger and better things. He then became part of a deejay crew out of NYC called T.N.G (The Nations Greatest). Being part of this crew helped the distribution of his mixtapes in New York, surrounding states and official websites, such as Mixtapekingz.com and Mixunit.com. Lus continued to deejay at clubs. He also had the opportunity to work with a previous employee from Jamn 94.5 Boston, Kobe. Lus and Kobe developed a working relationship in and outside the music scene. He felt Lus was talented and he wanted to help him achieve his goals. Kobe not only got Lus more gigs but also let him in on a few things that showed him how to become more involved with the music industry. Kobe also introduced Lus to DJ Roy Barboza, a mixer coordinator at Jamn 94.5.

DJ Roy Barboza then approached Lus about becoming a member of his crew, the 45crew. Shortly after becoming a member of the 45crew Lus was offered a slot in Boston's number one HipHop radio station, WJMN. He now has his own show every week, The Saturday Night Bomb, from 12-2AM. This makes him one of the youngest mixers across the nation. After being on the radio Lus has had the opportunity to work with Funkmaster Flex, Juel Santana, Memphis Bleek, Jin, Red Cafe, and Mr.Vegas. His Deejay career has taken him to places like Canada, NY, ME, NH, RI, CT, FL and Puerto Rico. His creativity and ability to mix, blend and scratch records gives him a unique style as well as setting him apart from other deejays.