Eiland began DJing at warehouse parties and
raves in Atlanta at age 16. From 2007 to 2012, Le Castle Vania hosted the "Fuck Yesss" indie electronica dance parties at venues such as The Drunken Unicorn and Masquerade in Atlanta. Eiland uses a simple setup, including a
laptop computer, a mixer, and two
turntables. He writes his songs on his laptop, often while traveling on airplanes, and prefers to play a larger number of his original work compared to his remixes. The sound of Le Castle Vania is specifically intended to avoid the common southern influence of
crunk, and focuses primarily on
Euro-electro influences. In 2008,
URB Magazine included Le Castle Vania in their list of "Next 100" artists to watch. In 2014, Eiland contributed to the soundtrack of the film
John Wick with 4 original songs. He had returned to compose original music for
John Wick: Chapter 2 as well as making a cameo appearance as a DJ in the film. In 2023, Eiland returned to the John Wick franchise as a contributor for the soundtrack of its fourth film installment;
John Wick: Chapter 4. On October 21, 2015, Eiland contributed three new songs to the video game
Payday 2 as a part of the game's yearly anniversary event, Crimefest, and later contributed two more songs in October 2018 as part of that year's Crimefest, dubbed "Breaking News." == Related projects ==