Ezekiel Miller (born July 27, 1998) was born in Olongapo, Philippines. He is a Filipino-American luminary, embracing multifaceted roles as a rapper, singer, songwriter, and producer. He is professionally known as Ez Mil, his musical voyage captured the limelight with the resonating notes of "Panalo (Trap Cariñosa)," a composition that swiftly captivated widespread acclaim.
Notably, at a youthful age of 25, he etched his name in history as the inaugural Filipino artist to secure an extraordinary triple partnership with the revered Eminem-affiliated record labels: Shady Records, Aftermath Entertainment, and Interscope Records.
Hailing from Olongapo, Ez Mil's lineage is steeped in musical artistry, with his father, Paul Sapiera, an esteemed musician associated with the iconic band RockStar. The echoes of his father's renowned hits, such as "Mahal Pa Rin Kita" and "Parting Time," reverberate in his musical DNA. His creative pedigree extends further, as his mother also boasts an active role within the music realm. Amidst this melodic heritage, he shared his formative years alongside his younger sister, Raynn, nurturing a familial bond amidst harmonious rhythms.
Rooted in the Philippines, his early days unfolded against the backdrop of his pursuit of architectural studies at Saint Louis University in Baguio. The cadence of his life journey orchestrated a transition to the United States, where he embarked on a new chapter enriched by his musical ambitions. Presently finding his abode in the vibrant tapestry of Las Vegas, Nevada, Ez Mil's narrative is one of cross-cultural harmony, traversing geographical borders while harmonizing his Philippine roots with the vibrancy of American dreams. As he continues to sculpt his resonant melodies and lyrical narratives, Ezekiel Miller, the trailblazing Ez Mil, remains an embodiment of artistic convergence and a beacon of inspiration for aspiring talents across the globe.
