Evian Christ, the moniker of UK-based electronic music producer Joshua Leary, burst onto the scene in 2012 with his enigmatic blend of hip-hop, trap, and avant-garde electronica. His breakout release, the "Kings and Them" mixtape, quickly captured the attention of both the underground music scene and high-profile artists, leading to a significant production credit on Kanye West's "Yeezus" album for the track "I'm In It." Leary's work is characterized by its experimental approach, often weaving together atmospheric textures, haunting samples, and hard-hitting percussion, creating a signature sound that defies easy categorization.

Over the years, Evian Christ has continued to push the boundaries of electronic music, marked by a series of releases that showcase his evolving style. Singles like "Waterfall" and "Salt Carousel" introduced a more structured and high energy sound, often punctuated with aggressive synth lines and esoteric vocal clips, that solidified his status as a forward-thinking producer. More recent offerings such as "Ultra" and its remix by Yung Sherman, as well as the atmospheric intensity of tracks like "Revanchist" and "Yxguden," reinforce his reputation as an artist unafraid to redefine the possibilities within electronic music. Whether through original tracks or remixes like "God (Evian Christ Remix)," Leary's Evian Christ project has carved out a unique niche that continues to captivate and intrigue listeners around the globe.