Evian Christ, born Joshua Leary in Ellesmere Port, United Kingdom, is a pioneering electronic music producer, composer, and DJ acclaimed for his experimental approach to sound and innovative production techniques. Emerging onto the global music scene in 2011 with a series of enigmatic tracks uploaded to YouTube, Evian Christ quickly captured the attention of influential labels and artists, leading to his signing with Tri Angle Records. His early work, epitomized by the mixtape "Kings and Them," blends elements of hip-hop, trance, and ambient music, establishing a distinctive sonic signature that fuses ethereal melodies with abrasive rhythms.

Notably, Evian Christ contributed production to Kanye West’s critically lauded album "Yeezus," further cementing his influence within the mainstream and underground music spheres. Across his career, Evian Christ has also garnered recognition for immersive live performances that blur the boundaries between music, visual art, and performance installation. With releases on esteemed labels such as Warp Records, and collaborations with artists across genres, Evian Christ continues to transcend categorization, pushing the frontiers of electronic music from his UK origins to international acclaim.