There is a certain sweet spot with house, electro, techno or dance music as a whole where a track can be perceived as either a repetitive spiritual mantra or rinsed on a foggy dancefloor, bridging a very special gap between festivity and healing. Rezident, the production of Karlsruhe, Germany's southern Baden-Württemberg state's budding producer David Roif, is proof that electronic music thrives when these many elements interact. Rezident is warming up quickly citing a steady stream of Deadmau5 as an influence while he was growing up and taking cues from progressive greats like Bicep.
Rezident downloaded several music applications onto his laptop, just like his peers growing up in the technologically savvy 2010s, anxious to create his own songs after hearing a ringtone that his sister's friend had created on her Nokia phone. There, he picked up crucial producing skills such as layering, simplifying and knowing when to take a break from a tune. Today, resonating chords inspired by deep house accents whirl in and out at certain times in his intimate but developing discography, only to have abrupt hi-hats and sporadic whooshes calm the ethereality. Such examples highlight Rezident's goal for a more straightforward and minimal approach to track composition in contrast to his prior beatmaking style, which he characterized as "commercial" and relied on both the concept and himself..

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