Ben Osborne is a DJ, multi-instrumentalist, writer and broadcaster who works in electronic music, film and cross-platform art. He performs internationally and holds two London residencies. He is the founder of Noise of Art and of the long-running Slipped Disco club.

Osborne works at the forefront of digital music and writes extensively about music for newspapers and magazines. His writing appears in Music Week, The Guardian, DJ Mag, i-D, The Times and The Independent on Sunday, among others. He also programmes music for leading venues, art galleries, unusual spaces and festivals, including the Tate and BT Tower.

He is the author of a book on the development of electronic music and club culture, described by Gilles Peterson as essential, and a book on Arctic Monkeys. His work has been recognised by the PRS for Music Foundation, which awards him a New Music Plus Award supported by the Arts Council and seven major London arts institutions.